New Sagarin Projections
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2005 1:31 pm
Here are the projected winners of Saturday's in-conference and Bracket Buster games as well as the updated projections of the final conference standings.
Eastern Washington over Idaho State
Sacramento State over Montana State
Boise State over Weber State (An odl Big Sky matchup)
Tulsa over Northern Arizona
Middle Tennessee over Portland State
Projected Final Conference Standings
Montana State 10 / 4
Portland State 10 / 4
Montana 8 / 6
Weber State 7 / 7
Sacramento State 7 / 7
Northern Arizona 6 / 8
Eastern Washington 5 / 9
Idaho State 3 / 11
MSU's loss to NAU was projected, but the loss lowered MSU's Sagarin rating enough, coupled with Sac State's win over the Grizzlies, to make Sac State the projected winner Saturday in Sacramento.
The Weber State win was also a big standings adjuster.
The only 2 teams who can win the conference are PSU and MSU, if the results actually end up this way, MSU would win the tie-breaker, at least that's how I read it. Those of you who are more up on the tie-breaker system could correct that if needed. The Portland State / Eastern Washington swing through Montana is huge for all teams involved, be sure to get out and support the Cats no matter what happens in Sacramento tomorrow.
Eastern Washington over Idaho State
Sacramento State over Montana State
Boise State over Weber State (An odl Big Sky matchup)
Tulsa over Northern Arizona
Middle Tennessee over Portland State
Projected Final Conference Standings
Montana State 10 / 4
Portland State 10 / 4
Montana 8 / 6
Weber State 7 / 7
Sacramento State 7 / 7
Northern Arizona 6 / 8
Eastern Washington 5 / 9
Idaho State 3 / 11
MSU's loss to NAU was projected, but the loss lowered MSU's Sagarin rating enough, coupled with Sac State's win over the Grizzlies, to make Sac State the projected winner Saturday in Sacramento.
The Weber State win was also a big standings adjuster.
The only 2 teams who can win the conference are PSU and MSU, if the results actually end up this way, MSU would win the tie-breaker, at least that's how I read it. Those of you who are more up on the tie-breaker system could correct that if needed. The Portland State / Eastern Washington swing through Montana is huge for all teams involved, be sure to get out and support the Cats no matter what happens in Sacramento tomorrow.