New topic for each lacrosse score

Started by jeh25, April 06, 2002, 05:13:38 PM

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jeh25

Since it is the off-season, I'd prefer having a new [Lax] thread for each discussion rather than a huge uber-thread that runs the length of the season.

(Oh yeah. My club lax team beat Brown 15-14 in OT today. Wooo Doggie.)

Cornell '98 '00; Yale 01-03; UConn 03-07; Brown 07-09; Penn State faculty 09-
Work is no longer an excuse to live near an ECACHL team... :(

zg88

Good point.  The growing cumbersomosity of that monster Lax thread is why I had proposed starting a new general thread ("Lacrosse II" -- I shoulda just done it insteada merely proposin' it!).

In addition to maintaining a series of general Lax threads (I, II, III, etc. -- start a new one each time the previous one accumulates several dozen posts), we could also have specific game-related ones (like the CU-Hahvahd one).  Just suggestin'... (ain't I fulla bureaucratic b.s.?!)  :-))

(And, yes, this is all only because it's off-hockey-season.  I wouldn't presume to lax-hog the board while there's ice in Lynah.)  :-)

(P.S. -- Congrats on the victory over the Bruins!)

zg88

Greg Berge

1. Is the lax schedule anywhere?
2. There used to be a great site with the national rankings, schedules, etc.  What was it?




jeh25

www.laxpower.com is better than insidelacrosse, IMO.

However, I am a little disappointed in Laxpower this year. In the past, they used some sort of iterative pairwise statistical model to determine the power rating. You could even figure out predicted goal differentials. In my mind, the neatest feature is that you get credit for quality losses, i.e. Brown's 1 goal OT loss to SU still improves their PR.

This year, they went to a BCS style rating that takes the power rating, and adds in the poll results. Given the old boys in MD don't want to recognize an Ivy resurgence this year, the polls and power ratings can vary to a large degree. Take for example the April 4th results:


Team          Poll      PR
Princeton     12.0    5.0  
Yale          13.0    9.0  
Cornell       10.0   15.0  
Brown         20.0   11.0  
Harvard       19.0   20.0  
Pennsylvania  17.0   25.0


I guess "real sports fans" don't like "that there computer stuff."

Cornell '98 '00; Yale 01-03; UConn 03-07; Brown 07-09; Penn State faculty 09-
Work is no longer an excuse to live near an ECACHL team... :(

Al DeFlorio

Agree, John.  The new system borders on worthless.::rolleyes:

But the Forum can be informative.

Al DeFlorio '65

Al DeFlorio

Penn over Dartmouth 10-7.  Princeton over Duke last night 7-6 in three OTs.  Georgetown over Brown 16-6.

Brown (1-0) and Cornell (3-0) only remaining teams unbeaten in Ivies.

Al DeFlorio '65

jason

Greg, another site:
www.360lacrosse.com
It's decent although I find it somewhat awkward to navigate.

Greg Berge