I am concerned that we (TCAL) use this ranking system to determine the playoff contestants and the playoff seeding. West Columbia is a great example. They lost their first two games - by 8 to a good FEAST team and 11 to a very good Houston Emery-Weiner team. Then they proceeded to win 10 straight games. During this 10 game winning streak they drop from 164 points to 42 points. How does this make sense? I don't know much about football but I do know a little about computers. There are really only two areas to have problems. First, the formula they are using or second, the data input. Does anyone have the ability to check either of these? So many Varsity teams play JV teams that I wonder if maybe the data has been entered incorrectly.
The second example would be FEAST. They continue to be 45 point underdogs (against Corpus Christi Annnapolis, Parker Tarrant) and when after the "upset" the losing team will plummet in the ratings (CCA went down 55 and PT went down 80) but FEAST doesn't go up in the ratings, they go down.
At this pace no one will play FEAST next year. They are like a plague to your ratings.
The second example would be FEAST. They continue to be 45 point underdogs (against Corpus Christi Annnapolis, Parker Tarrant) and when after the "upset" the losing team will plummet in the ratings (CCA went down 55 and PT went down 80) but FEAST doesn't go up in the ratings, they go down.
At this pace no one will play FEAST next year. They are like a plague to your ratings.