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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5248467, member: 1969"]
Update after November 22 -- quite a few intra conference games the last few days, but it didn't really benefit the ACC... it fell back a bit.

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At this point the SEC is the clear #1 conference - whether looking at margin (like above) or quality wins, per below.

Unfortunately, the ACC has fell down to the #5 conference.    The BE schedule has been a few points easier (so that closes a fair portion of the margin gap), but its doing better in quality games.  ACC is doing very poorly in quality games

[B]Other Points
Record against other Top Conferences[/B]
SEC.. 17-6
BE,,,  6-5
B10.. 9-10
B12... 8-9
MWC,,,  4-6
ACC.. 8-16

[B]Record against Q1+Q2[/B]
SEC 15-7
BE 6-4
B10 8-12
B12 8-12
ACC 6-17

[B]Q1 Wins[/B] - SEC 8, B12 5, B10 4, ACC/BE/MWC all with 3
[B]Bad Losses[/B] - SEC 1, B12 1, B10 1, ACC 4, BE 6, MWC 9

[B]Game Quality[/B]
61% of games are still Q4 (BE high at 73%, SEC Low at 56%)

B12 is at 57%, but margin wise is still ahead at 29.1 (SEC 26.4)... it helps them stay clsoer metric wise, because SEC has been way better in quality games.   ACC at 20.4 margin in Q4 games (now down to #5).  They have a very similar trends to last year - they are not much better than the ACC in quality games, but crush them in Q4 games -- it will help their NET relatively.   Again is this a league wide strategy (not the scheduling because all leagues doing it, but do they crush teams more than other leagues?)
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