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Message: [QUOTE="Fly Rodder, post: 4991071, member: 2133"] The simplified answer is that It's not so much MOV as it is MOV relative to expected MOV. If Team B is expected to beat Team A by 8 points, but wins by 4, then you're not going to see much movement. If they win by 14, they could move up a bit. And also keep in mind that 1) we're almost done with the season, almost all of the data is in the rear view mirror (think of it as your earnings through the year, you're making $20/hr and on December 1st, you get a raise to $25/hr - how does that affect your annual earnings? Barely) and 2) all of these teams and rankings are interconnected. It takes a lot to move and even more to stand out from the crowd of middling teams. [/QUOTE]