Ken Pomeroy has updated the official log5 odds for the Round of 32 on his website. As I did for my original log5 prediction, I'm going off results against the KenPom Top 100 (not including the Round of 64 results).
Here are the percentage odds for advancing to the next round for each team:
Seed Team 2nd Rd Sweet 16 Elite 8 Final 4 Orig 1 North Carolina 100 61.6 50.6 30.8 25.7 16 Lamar/Vermont out out out out 0.2 8 Creighton 100 38.4 28.5 14.2 8.4 9 Alabama out out out out 3.0 5 Temple out out out out 5.6 12 South Florida 100 53.9 11.9 3.3 1.0 4 Michigan out out out out 5.8 13 Ohio 100 46.1 9.0 2.3 0.6 6 San Diego St. out out out out 4.6 11 NC State 100 22.6 5.6 1.6 0.8 3 Georgetown 100 77.4 31.4 13.7 7.3 14 Belmont out out out out 1.6 7 Saint Mary's out out out out 7.1 10 Purdue 100 25.7 11.4 4.0 1.9 2 Kansas 100 74.3 51.5 30.2 25.3 15 Detroit out out out out 0.1
Note I've listed a couple teams in bold in the brackets. The Hoyas were bolded to highlight their odds. As I noted in the prior post, Ohio has played few games against the KenPom Top 100 (only seven including the game against Michigan). Because of their small sample size, I'm using a nominal rating more along the lines of what a good #13 seed might have. I've also added team's original odds of reaching the Final Four. Note, however, these aren't the same as the odds listed in prior post. Those were based on a superior (by this methodology) Cal team winning the play-in game; since USF won, I replaced them with Cal in the odds calculator, which improved everybody else's odds.
By virtue of San Diego State's loss, the Hoyas see the biggest rise in the region in their chances of making the Final Four. NC State was in some respects the ACC's UConn or Texas, a squad cursed with potential that often failed to play up to their talent level. Using the full Pomeroy ratings (pre-tourney), the Hoyas are still 72% favorites, but aren't favored by as much as UNC or Kansas. That feels more accurate to me, but we shall see.
Notes: log5 predictions are made using Pomeroy ratings based on games through Sunday, March 11.
No adjustment has been made for any home court advantage - all games are assumed neutral court.
Finally, a gentle reminder: efficiency ratings and the predictions derived therefrom are not destiny.
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