how does yesterday's result relate to the stats you posted prior to the game?  What was the difference?
Thanks.
			
			
			
				I got a feeling his full depth analysis is coming... per usual >:(
			
			
			
				Quote from: marqptm on January 11, 2009, 10:54:45 AM
I got a feeling his full depth analysis is coming... per usual >:(
Why the face?
			
 
			
			
			
			
				Thanks for asking.  I probably wasn't going to throw it on the CS post, but I will put it here now.  The original prediction was a four point victory and 69% chance of a win, so all of the recommendations baseline from that.  Each recommendation is cumulative.  Yes, I know that the prediction is plus 13 when we won by 22.  The recommendations are the "top five", and not all aspects of the model, and it's only a model so there are limitations.
Recommendations vs. Results
Specific Statistics Recommendations (In order of importance) with results
1.   Achieve an eFG% of 55% or higher, which translates to 27 made field goals (including 7 threes), which is right at season average and gives 70% chance of Marquette win
Result – eFG% was 45.5%.  Advantage West Virginia.  Changed margin of victory prediction from plus four to minus four
2.   Limit WVU to an eFG% of 47.5% or less, which translates to 26 made field goals (including 7 threes), which is right at their season average
Result – WVU eFG% was 39.2%.  Advantage Marquette.   Changed margin of victory from minus four back to plus four
 
3.   Limit WVU to an offensive rebounding percentage of 40% or less (16 offensive rebounds, which is one less than their average)
Result – WVU had an OR% of 35.9%.  Advantage Marquette.  Changed margin of victory prediction from plus four to plus six  
4.   Commit turnovers at a rate of 21% or less (~14 turnovers)
Result – Turnover Rate was 12.3%.  Advantage Marquette.   Changed margin of victory prediction from plus six to plus 13
5.   Force WVU into a turnover rate higher than 20.5% (also about 14 turnovers)
Result – WVU Turnover Rate was 20.4% - Push.  
			
			
			
				Quote from: Henry Sugar on January 11, 2009, 09:21:12 PM
Thanks for asking.  I probably wasn't going to throw it on the CS post, but I will put it here now.  The original prediction was a four point victory and 69% chance of a win, so all of the recommendations baseline from that.  Each recommendation is cumulative.  Yes, I know that the prediction is plus 13 when we won by 22.  The recommendations are the "top five", and not all aspects of the model, and it's only a model so there are limitations.
Yes, as in their players fouling out and their coach committing a technical :) 
			
 
			
			
				 ::) lame