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Quality Win-Loss MatrixTM

The Quality Win-Loss Matrix ranks teams solely on three factors: (1) Who did you play? (2) Where did you play them? and (3) Did you win or lose?

Year: 2009 | 2008 |

Week: Pre-season | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 |

Quality Win-Loss Matrix- Week 2TM
Biggest wins this season
#TeamRatingWin PointsLoss Points
1East Carolina (2-0)23.0923.090
2Alabama (2-0)13.8913.890
3UCLA (1-0)11.1711.170
4Utah (2-0)9.419.410
5Kentucky (2-0)9.069.060
6Vanderbilt (2-0)7.277.270
7Georgia Tech (2-0)7.037.030
8Missouri (2-0)6.396.390
9Florida (2-0)5.945.940
10Fresno St. (1-0)5.925.920
11California (2-0)5.775.770
12Arkansas St. (2-0)4.624.620
13Texas Tech (2-0)3.023.020
14Southern Cal (1-0)2.732.730
15Oregon (2-0)2.332.320
16BYU (2-0)1.831.830
17Oklahoma (2-0)1.731.720
18TCU (2-0)0.950.950
19Oklahoma St. (2-0)0.720.720
20Penn St. (2-0)0.550.550
21South Florida (2-0)0.530.530
22Air Force (2-0)0.410.410
23Wisconsin (2-0)000
24Colorado (2-0)000
25Iowa St. (2-0)000
26Kansas St. (2-0)000
27Kansas (2-0)000
28Nebraska (2-0)000
29Northwestern (2-0)000
30Texas (2-0)000
31Connecticut (2-0)000
32Ohio St. (2-0)000
33Rice (2-0)000
34Tulsa (2-0)000
35Notre Dame (1-0)000
36Ball St. (2-0)000
37Purdue (1-0)000
38Minnesota (2-0)000
39Arizona St. (2-0)000
40Arizona (2-0)000
41Iowa (2-0)000
42Florida St. (1-0)000
43Indiana (2-0)000
44Georgia (2-0)000
45Wake Forest (2-0)000
46Arkansas (2-0)000
47Auburn (2-0)000
48LSU (1-0)000
49Troy (1-0)000
50Boise St. (1-0)000
51North Carolina (1-0)000
52New Mexico St. (0-0)000
53000
54Hawaii (1-1)-101
55Miami (1-1)-1.5101.51
56Cincinnati (1-1)-3.8703.87
57Virginia (1-1)-4.6204.62
58Stanford (1-1)-5.684.189.87
59Cent. Michigan (1-1)-6.1706.17
60Fla. Atlantic (1-1)-7.9407.94
61Illinois (1-1)-8.3408.34
62Southern Miss. (1-1)-8.8308.83
63UCF (1-1)-8.9208.92
64Tulane (0-1)-9.0809.08
65Nevada (1-1)-9.3709.37
66Michigan St. (1-1)-10.05010.05
67San Jose St. (1-1)-10.12010.12
68Akron (1-1)-10.13010.13
69Houston (1-1)-10.41010.41
70Toledo (0-1)-10.46010.46
71UNLV (1-1)-10.67010.67
72Clemson (1-1)-11.19011.19
73Marshall (1-1)-11.25011.25
74Louisiana Tech (1-1)-11.41011.4
75N.C. State (1-1)-11.92011.92
76W. Michigan (1-1)-12.26012.26
77E. Michigan (1-1)-12.45012.45
78Idaho (1-1)-12.45012.45
79Michigan (1-1)-12.83012.83
80Louisville (1-1)-13013
81Colorado St. (1-1)-13.32013.32
82Mississippi (1-1)-13.39013.39
83West Virginia (1-1)-13.49013.49
84Middle Tenn. St. (1-1)-13.513.8717.38
85Tennessee (0-1)-14.05014.05
86Rutgers (0-1)-14.77014.77
87Virginia Tech (1-1)-14.92014.93
88Baylor (1-1)-15.09015.09
89Buffalo (1-1)-15.21015.21
90Boston College (1-1)-15.72015.72
91Temple (1-1)-15.93015.93
92Bowling Green (1-1)-16.114.3120.42
93Navy (1-1)-16.85016.85
94South Carolina (1-1)-17.2017.2
95Wyoming (1-1)-17.23017.23
96Duke (1-1)-17.35017.35
97La.-Lafayette (0-1)-17.98017.97
98Washington (0-2)-19.23019.23
99Maryland (1-1)-20.39020.39
100Pittsburgh (1-1)-20.53020.53
101Mississippi St (1-1)-21.55021.55
102La.-Monroe (0-2)-21.95021.95
103Washington St. (0-2)-22.37022.37
104SMU (1-1)-22.55022.55
105Texas A&M (1-1)-22.77022.77
106Oregon St. (0-2)-23.59023.59
107Ohio (0-2)-23.71023.7
108Florida Intl (0-2)-26.71026.7
109Utah St. (0-2)-26.74026.74
110New Mexico (0-2)-28.38028.38
111North Texas (0-2)-28.79028.79
112UTEP (0-2)-30.67030.67
113Kent St. (0-2)-32.37032.37
114Miami (Ohio) (0-2)-32.69032.69
115San Diego St. (0-2)-35.05035.05
116UAB (0-2)-35.76035.76
117Memphis (0-2)-38.37038.37
118N. Illinois (0-2)-38.41038.41
119Syracuse (0-2)-39.41038.41

Computing the Quality Win-Loss MatrixTM

The Quality Win-Loss Matrix assigns win points and loss points to every game of the season based on the strength of the opponent’s VSI and where the game was played.

Defeat a team with a VSI of 8 and receive ~8 win points. Defeat a team with a VSI of 21 and receive ~21 win points.

If you defeat a below average team, one with a negative VSI, you do not receive any win points - after all what have you really accomplished by beating a below average team?

Loss points are calculated in reverse. The lower the VSI of your opponent, the higher the loss points a team accumulates so teams are penalized more for losing to bad teams.

Win points and loss points are combined to create a single ranking for apples-to-apples comparisons across teams playing widely different strengths of schedule.

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