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The quadrant splits are way too wide where they matter I've decided

It's most clear when you look at a team like UVA who's sitting at #77 right now.

Losing to them at home would be a Q3 loss today, if they were 2 spots higher beating them away would be a Q1 win. You can't tell me that a win at JPJ is the equivalent of beating Duke at home, while losing to them at home is the equivalent of losing a game at Howard, Kennesaw St, or the Citadel.

The ACC has FOUR teams within 10ish positions of that range where one blowout win or loss can move you 8+ positions. Only one of those teams falls above 75 (Miami), where right below you have UVA, Syracuse, and Clemson.
[Post edited by soflahokie at 02/14/2022 12:54PM]

(In response to this post by David Cunningham)

Posted: 02/14/2022 at 12:53PM

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Here's a current breakdown of Virginia Tech's results by quadrant -- David Cunningham

02/14/2022 12:24PM

The quadrant splits are way too wide where they matter I've decided -- soflahokie 02/14/2022 12:53PM

I would like to know that if all other things are equal, then the -- IB4TECH 02/14/2022 2:44PM

I think they need to relook at the quadrants. It seems a bit out of whack. -- MVIII 02/14/2022 2:33PM

Helpful Analysis - Thanks -- jjbeat 02/14/2022 12:51PM

Hokies are a Q1 win for everyone that doesn't play them at home ** -- soflahokie 02/14/2022 12:55PM

And not far from a Q1 for any game any where. ** -- MVIII 02/14/2022 2:32PM