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Message: [QUOTE="Orangezoo, post: 5475783, member: 237"] My understanding is 10 is the limit/metric as I understand it but it rounds down so many hit that 10 mark with many teams moving up and down between 9 and 10 as it averages out. So for instance if you have a MOV of 9.5 and then win a few games by 30, over a 31 game season you will see a move to being at 10 which if weighted improperly will jump you in the rankings. All the same if you win by 40 8 times then you can no longer have to worry about having a MOV value of less or much less than 10 throughout the year or just below at worst. So using efficiency metrics and MOV can duplicate the weighting of large wins. Thus getting rid of it or using a Sagarin like approach makes more sense to get a comprehensive ranking that helps avoid bias. [/QUOTE]