Home | Visitor | Spread |
Indiana St. | Eastern Kentucky | 5.7 |
Southern Utah | Rice | 6.3 |
San Jose St. | Radford | 4.3 |
Charlotte | Milwaukee | 6.4 |
March 20, 2023
PiRate Ratings College Basketball — Monday, March 20, 2023
August 12, 2022
Mountain West Conference Preview
The Mountain West Conference is the only Group of 5 league that didn’t have realignment issues in the past 12 months. Rumors abound that Boise State, Fresno State, and San Diego State could be on the radar screen with either the Pac-12 or Big 12 Conferences, but those are just rumors for now.
The MWC has enjoyed quite a bit of success in the last decade. Last year, eight MWC teams earned bowl bids. Two of the bowl games were cancelled due to Covid, but in the six bowl games played, MWC teams went 5-1. In the history of this league, MWC teams have won 57% of their bowl games. Only the SEC and the Sun Belt have better bowl game winning percentages in that time.
2022 should be another banner year for the league. Three teams have a chance to compete for the lone New Year’s 6 Bowl Bid.
Mountain West PiRate Ratings
Mountain Division | ||||
Team | PiRate | Mean | Bias | Average |
Boise St. | 106.0 | 104.9 | 106.9 | 105.9 |
Air Force | 100.9 | 100.8 | 102.3 | 101.3 |
Utah St. | 95.4 | 95.8 | 96.6 | 95.9 |
Colorado St. | 88.5 | 89.8 | 89.0 | 89.1 |
Wyoming | 83.9 | 86.6 | 85.0 | 85.2 |
New Mexico | 80.3 | 81.0 | 79.0 | 80.1 |
West Division | ||||
Team | PiRate | Mean | Bias | Average |
Fresno St. | 103.2 | 102.5 | 104.5 | 103.4 |
San Diego St. | 97.4 | 97.4 | 97.8 | 97.6 |
Nevada | 87.0 | 89.1 | 86.8 | 87.6 |
U N L V | 88.4 | 85.9 | 88.0 | 87.5 |
San Jose St. | 86.8 | 87.2 | 87.9 | 87.3 |
Hawaii | 78.5 | 80.0 | 79.3 | 79.2 |
MWC | 91.4 | 91.7 | 91.9 | 91.7 |
Mountain West Preseason Media Poll
Votes | |||
# | Mountain | 1st Place | Overall |
1 | Boise St. | 14 | 151 |
2 | Air Force | 10 | 136 |
3 | Utah St. | 3 | 122 |
4 | Colorado St. | 1 | 90 |
5 | Wyoming | 0 | 60 |
6 | New Mexico | 0 | 29 |
# | West | 1st Place | Overall |
1 | Fresno St. | 20 | 160 |
2 | San Diego St. | 8 | 148 |
3 | San Jose St. | 0 | 105 |
4 | Nevada | 0 | 66 |
5 | UNLV | 0 | 58 |
6 | Hawaii | 0 | 51 |
The PiRate Rating are designed to be used for the next week of football games and not meant to be used to predict won-loss records. Nevertheless, here are the projected won-loss records.
Predicted Won-Loss Records
Mountain | Conf | Overall |
Boise St. | 8-0 | 10-3 |
Air Force | 6-2 | 10-2 |
Utah St. | 6-2 | 8-4 |
Colorado St. | 3-5 | 5-7 |
Wyoming | 3-5 | 4-8 |
New Mexico | 0-8 | 2-10 |
West | Conf | Overall |
Fresno St. | 7-1 | 10-3 |
San Diego St. | 6-2 | 9-3 |
San Jose St. | 4-4 | 6-6 |
UNLV | 3-5 | 5-7 |
Nevada | 2-6 | 5-7 |
Hawaii | 0-8 | 1-12 |
October 27, 2021
PiRate Picks–October 28-30, 2021
Back To Back Winning Weeks
Usually, the middle of October to the middle of November has been the period where our college football parlay picks have made their move into positive territory, and this year has been another example of that. After going north and south of the break-even line, in the last two weeks, a couple of big wins with fat payouts has taken our imaginary bankroll and turned it from red to black numbers.
We won two of the four parlays, one paying out at +187 and the other at +147.40. That comes to a 33.6% return on investment for the weekend. For the year, $3,500 in imaginary funds have been wagered with the sports books, and $3,704.28 in imaginary funds have been returned for an ROI of 5.84%.
Last week, we did not particularly like the games overall. It was difficult finding suitable parlays with payouts better than +120 that our “system” said had a better chance than the minimum needed to show a profit. The week before, too many games presented themselves as playable, and we had to limit the ones we wanted.
This week, it is somewhere in between. We selected to underdogs to win outright with rather fat payout odds. Our methods say these two games are virtual tossup games, so if we can get better than +120 on these games, we feel compelled to take the ‘dogs.
However, after the two straight up upset selections, we spent an extra hour plus trying to combine games into suitable odds while remaining confident that the teams would win.
So, without further adieu, here are our five selections for this week.
Note: Corrected Parlay after astute football guru Dustdog spotted an error.
Date: | October 28-30 |
Odds: | +360 |
Must Win | Opponent |
UTEP | Florida Atlantic |
Odds: | +170 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Michigan St. | Michigan |
Odds: | +225.59 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Illinois | Rutgers |
Notre Dame | North Carolina |
Odds: | +269.54 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Central Florida | Temple |
Kansas St. | TCU |
Rice | North Texas |
Odds: | +150 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Utah St. | Hawaii |
San Jose St. | Wyoming |
October 20, 2021
PiRate Picks–October 21-23, 2021
What a minor difference a week made! After just missing on three big-payout parlays two weeks ago, we played the same strategy last week and made a minor splash thanks to the help of one long shot parlay that won and returned better than 3 to 1 odds. With another win at +187, we made a small profit last week, but large enough to turn our minor net loss for the season into a net gain of 2.3%.
Of course, as we say every week, our financial loss or gain is merely imaginary, as we are playing with imaginary funds that never run out but never accrue. This feature is presented just for fun, and we strongly urge you not to wager real money on what you read here, unless it merely validates your research.
This week presents the fewest number of games that met our criteria this year in any week. We could only go with four parlays of two teams apiece. None are major long shots, but they all top +120, which is the minimum odds we will play. Enjoy!
Date: | October 21-25 |
Odds: | +187 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Central Florida | Memphis |
Notre Dame | USC |
Odds: | +147.40 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Eastern Michigan | Bowling Green |
Kent St. | Ohio U |
Odds: | +138.99 |
Must Win | Opponent |
San Jose St. | UNLV |
Ball St. | Miami (O) |
Odds: | +131.08 |
Must Win | Opponent |
Minnesota | Maryland |
TCU | West Virginia |
August 16, 2021
Mountain West Coast Conference Preview
Like every other conference in 2020, the Mountain West Conference was forced to make some eleventh hour changes, delaying the start of the season to late October. One team, Colorado State, played just four games. Several teams made it to six games. A couple played seven times, and no team played double digit games.
Divisional play was cancelled last year, with the top two finishers facing off in the MWC Championship Game. San Jose State finished first with a 6-0 league record, while Boise State finished a half-game back at 5-0. In the MWC Championship Game, the Spartans bested the Broncos by two touchdowns.
Normalcy returns in 2021, as the teams return to divisional play. At the preseason meetings the MWC Media voted their predicted order of finish for the season. Here is how it turned out:
Mountain West Conference Preseason Media Poll | ||
Mountain Division | 1st Pl | Overall |
Boise St. | 23 | 148 |
Wyoming | 2 | 115 |
Air Force | 104 | |
Colorado St. | 72 | |
Utah St. | 47 | |
New Mexico | 39 | |
West Division | 1st Pl | Overall |
Nevada | 19 | 141 |
San Jose St. | 5 | 121 |
San Diego St. | 96 | |
Fresno St. | 1 | 85 |
Hawaii | 56 | |
UNLV | 26 |
Here is the PiRate Ratings Preview for the MWC
Boise State breaks in a new head coach, after Bryan Harsin left for Auburn. The Broncos return 16 starters including their starting quarterback and two excellent receivers. New coach Andy Avalos needs to get more consistency out of the Boise State offense. The defense is good enough to win games for the Broncos as long as the offense tops 30 points.
One of these years, Wyoming is going to put it all together and take the Mountain Division flag. Coach Craig Bohl has what looks like his best team since he arrived in Laramie, and this could be the year the Cowboys challenge for the division title. The Wyoming defense should challenge for the league lead in points allowed and total yards allowed.
AIr Force led the MWC in scoring defense last year, while the option offense was off and on. When an option style team has a veteran quarterback, they usually perform a little better than the previous season. However, even though quarterback Haaziq Daniels returns to start, he will play behind an offensive line that must replace all five starters. The Falcon defense is going to need to come out with a lot of stalled opponent drives if AFA is going to compete for the division flag.
Colorado State has had a lot of turnover the last couple of seasons with three different head coaches. Current coach and former Boston College head man Steve Addazio didn’t get much of a chance to coach in Fort Collins in his first year, going just 1-3. He has an experienced squad returning, but the Rams have a tough schedule. Competing for a winning record may be two seasons away at the least.
Utah State won just one time last year, a 14-point victory over New Mexico. Once considered an offensive firepower, the Aggies are anything but that these days. USU must break in a new quarterback, three new pass catchers, and a new running back, and the offense is going to struggle at times after averaging just 15.5 points per game last year. The defense was mediocre in 2020, and it could be weaker this year, so the Aggies are not likely to enjoy a winning season.
New Mexico lost their first five games but was competitive in four of those games last year. The Lobos ended the season with wins over Wyoming and Fresno State, and they return 14 starters. They are a good quarterback away from contending for a bowl game this year.
In the West Division, the Nevada Wolf Pack clearly begins the season as the team to beat for the championship. The Wolf Pack have the far and away best quarterback in the league and one of the top five in the nation in Carson Strong. Give Strong a highly competent receiving corps, and Nevada should ride their version of the Air Raid offense to more than 35 points per game this year. The good news for the Pack is their defense should be somewhat improved this year after surrendering just 23 points per game last year. Keep an eye on this team; they have two road games against Power Five conference opponents, and they play Boise State on the road. It would not be a shock if Nevada pulled off upsets in any or all of these games, assuming they count as upsets.
Nevada will have to compete with San Jose State and San Diego State for the West Division title, as both the Spartans and Aztecs are quite talented. San Jose State went undefeated in the regular season and topped Boise State in the MWC title game, but they fell to a hot Ball State team in the Arizona Bowl. The Spartans return their entire starting defense, while the offense returns the second best quarterback in the league in Nick Starkel, playing behind an offensive line that returns all five regulars. Other than a game at USC in September, the Spartans have a chance to win the rest. The November 6 game at Nevada might decide the division title.
San Diego State began to play defense in 2020 like the Aztecs were known for a decade ago, giving up 17.8 points per game and finishing third nationally in yards allowed at 283.5 per game. SDSU doesn’t have the experienced quarterback like the other two contenders, but the Aztec defense should be even stronger in 2021.
Fresno State had an off year at 3-3, and the Bulldogs concluded 2020 with a 49-39 loss to New Mexico. Things weren’t as bad as they appeared to be for this team. They suffered the most logistical nightmare of any team thanks to Covid. The program totally shut down for more than six months, and after beating Utah State on November 14, they prepared to play for three weeks only to find out late each week that their game had been cancelled. Additionally, after October’s home game win over Colorado State, they had to play their final four games on the road. Second year coach Kalen DeBoer welcomes back an experienced roster. DeBoer went 67-3 in his previous stint as a head coach at NAIA power Sioux Falls. Expect the Bulldogs to begin a trek back toward regular contention for the MWC championship. Having to play at Oregon and at UCLA in September and then making a trip to Hawaii in early October could task the roster a tad too much, but FSU could easily sneak into contention .
Hawaii cannot be discounted as a dark horse in the West Division race. Todd Graham guided the Rainbow Warriors to a 5-4 record that included a New Mexico Bowl win over Houston last year. The UH offense was consistent, but the defense was not. Expect a better defensive performance this year, and the offense should be strong once again. UH will be handicapped a bit this year having to play seven road games, while their home games will be played in a retrofitted practice field on campus, while waiting for Aloha Stadium to be rebuilt. The practice field will serve as the home field for the next three years.
UNLV wore the collar in 2020, going 0-6 in Coach Marcus Arroyo’s first season. The Rebels will be interesting to watch this year, even if the total level of talent isn’t ready to compete in the MWC. While 10 starters return to the weakest defense in the league, and a couple of players that missed 2020 will be back to make the defense stronger, the focus will be on the offense, namely at quarterback.
Tate Martell was the Gatorade National Player of the Year as a senior at Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas. Martell took a circuitous route home after committing to multiple colleges and playing for both Ohio State and Miami of Florida. He has one year to show NFL scouts that he is worthy of being drafted. If he can live up to expectations, Martell could challenge Starkel as second best passer in the league. If not, UNLV could struggle to win a conference game this year.
Here are the preseason PiRate Ratings for the MWC
Mountain West Conference | ||||
Mountain Division | ||||
Team | PiRate | Mean | Bias | Average |
Boise St. | 103.9 | 103.3 | 104.3 | 103.9 |
Wyoming | 97.7 | 98.4 | 99.5 | 98.5 |
Air Force | 96.4 | 96.3 | 96.9 | 96.5 |
Colorado St. | 88.8 | 88.8 | 89.3 | 89.0 |
Utah St. | 85.6 | 86.6 | 85.2 | 85.8 |
New Mexico | 85.8 | 86.2 | 85.2 | 85.7 |
West Division | ||||
Team | PiRate | Mean | Bias | Average |
San Jose St. | 100.8 | 101.1 | 99.0 | 100.3 |
San Diego St. | 100.6 | 99.9 | 100.2 | 100.2 |
Nevada | 98.4 | 99.7 | 98.4 | 98.8 |
Fresno St. | 93.7 | 95.7 | 96.7 | 95.3 |
Hawaii | 94.8 | 94.1 | 94.7 | 94.6 |
U N L V | 85.8 | 84.3 | 84.6 | 84.9 |
MWC Averages | 94.4 | 94.5 | 94.5 | 94.5 |
The PiRate Ratings are designed only to predict the next game for each team and not to look forward past that game, but just for fun, here are our predictions for 2021.
MWC Mountain | Conf. | Overall |
Boise St. | 7-1 | 8-5 |
Wyoming | 6-2 | 10-2 |
Air Force | 4-4 | 7-5 |
New Mexico | 3-5 | 6-6 |
Colorado St. | 2-6 | 4-8 |
Utah St. | 1-7 | 3-9 |
MWC West | Conf. | Overall |
San Jose St. | 6-2 | 10-3* |
Nevada | 6-2 | 8-4 |
San Diego St. | 5-3 | 8-4 |
Hawaii | 4-4 | 7-6 |
Fresno St. | 3-5 | 5-7 |
UNLV | 1-7 | 2-10 |
* San Jose St. wins MWC Championship Game |
August 17, 2013
2013 Mountain West Conference Football Preview
2013 Mountain West Conference Preview
The Mountain West Conference expands to 12 teams this year and divides into two divisions with a championship game to be held on December 7 at the home field on the division winner with the higher BCS ranking.
The divisional split here is geographical in an east/west split, but the divisions are named, Mountain and West. All Mountain teams reside in cities in the Mountain Time Zone, while all West Teams resided in cities in the Pacific Time Zone, or in the case of Hawaii, in the Hawaii Time Zone (2 hours behind the Pacific Time Zone).
Last year, Fresno St., San Diego St., and Boise St. tied for the conference title. Throw in two new teams (both 11-2) that finished in the top 25 in last year’s final poll, and the league should be stronger this season, but not as strong as when TCU was in the league.
We expect a little changing of the guard this season. We suspect Boise State to experience a rebuilding season and have their worst season in a decade. It is the first time our ratings have not listed BSU as the top-rated team in their league since 2005.
This league has produced multiple BCS Bowl qualifiers, and we believe there is a good chance that one more team could challenge for a spot this season. An October 26 road game against San Diego St. and a November 29 road game against San Jose St. and a win in the inaugural MWC title game are the three crucial games that must be victorious for Fresno St. If the Bulldogs win those three games, they should be 13-0. Our ratings have FSU favored in every game.
Additions: San Jose St. and Utah St. move from the now football defunct WAC.
Departures: None
Pre-season PiRate Ratings
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2013 MOUNTAIN WEST FOOTBALL PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM | |||
Offense | |||
QB | Derek Carr * | Sr. | Fresno State |
WR | Davante Adams * | So. | Fresno State |
WR | Noel Grigsby | Sr. | San José State |
RB | Kasey Carrier ** | Sr. | New Mexico |
RB | Adam Muema ** | Jr. | San Diego State |
OL | Charles Leno ** | Sr. | Boise State |
OL | Matt Paradis * | Sr. | Boise State |
OL | Weston Richburg | Sr. | Colorado State |
OL | Austin Wentworth * | Sr. | Fresno State |
OL | Tyler Larsen | Sr. | Utah State |
TE | Marcel Jensen | Sr. | Fresno State |
Defense | |||
DL | Demarcus Lawrence * | Jr. | Boise State |
DL | Tyeler Davison * | Jr. | Fresno State |
DL | Brock Hekking ** | Jr. | Nevada |
DL | Travis Raciti | Jr. | San José State |
LB | Jake Fely ** | Jr. | San Diego State |
LB | Keith Smith | Sr. | San José State |
LB | Kyler Fackrell | So. | Utah State |
DB | L.J. Jones | Sr. | Fresno State |
DB | Derron Smith * | Jr. | Fresno State |
DB | Nat Berhe ** | Sr. | San Diego State |
DB | Bené Benwikere | Sr. | San José State |
Specialists | |||
P | Ben Skaer | Sr. | New Mexico |
PK | Austin Lopez | So. | San José State |
Ret. | Chase Clayton | Jr. | New Mexico |
Preseason Offensive Player of the Year: | Derek Carr, Sr., QB, Fresno State | ||
Preseason Defensive Player of the Year: | Derron Smith, Jr., DB, Fresno State | ||
Preseason Spcl Teams Player of the Year: | Chase Clayton, Jr., KR, New Mexico | ||
* – member of the 2012 All-Mountain West first team. | |||
** – member of the 2012 All-Mountain West second team. |
PiRate Ratings Summary
About Grades
93-100 A+
86-92 A
79-85 A-
72-78 B+
65-71 B
58-64 B-
51-57 C+
44-50 C
37-43 C-
30-36 D
0-29 F
About Predictions
Predictions are based on the PiRate Ratings with home field advantage factored in. The PiRate Ratings use different home field advantages for every game, since the opponent factors into the equation.
Mountain Division
Team |
Utah St. Aggies |
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Head Coach |
Matt Wells |
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Colors |
Navy and White |
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City |
Logan, UT |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
6-0 (in WAC) |
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Overall |
11-2 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
67 |
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Pass Offense |
63 |
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Run Defense |
75 |
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Pass Defense |
61 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
100.9 |
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Mean |
92.5 |
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Bias |
101.1 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
53 |
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Mean |
93 |
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Bias |
50 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
7-1 |
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Overall |
8-5 (Lose MWC Championship Game) |
Team |
Boise St. Broncos |
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Head Coach |
Chris Petersen |
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Colors |
Blue and Orange |
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City |
Boise, ID |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
7-1 |
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Overall |
11-2 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
59 |
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Pass Offense |
67 |
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Run Defense |
63 |
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Pass Defense |
69 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
100.0 |
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Mean |
102.3 |
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Bias |
101.7 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
58 |
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Mean |
49 |
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Bias |
47 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
5-3 |
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Overall |
7-5 |
Team |
Colorado St. Rams |
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Head Coach |
Jim McElwain |
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Colors |
Forest Green and Gold |
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City |
Ft. Collins, CO |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
4-4 |
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Overall |
4-8 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
55 |
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Pass Offense |
55 |
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Run Defense |
51 |
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Pass Defense |
59 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
90.3 |
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Mean |
94.4 |
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Bias |
90.8 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
91 |
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Mean |
86 |
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Bias |
91 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
5-3 |
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Overall |
7-5 |
Team |
Wyoming Cowboys |
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Head Coach |
Dave Christensen |
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Colors |
Brown and Gold |
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City |
Laramie, WY |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
3-5 |
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Overall |
4-8 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
41 |
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Pass Offense |
69 |
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Run Defense |
40 |
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Pass Defense |
68 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
85.8 |
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Mean |
85.6 |
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Bias |
85.9 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
103 |
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Mean |
114 |
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Bias |
105 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
2-6 |
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Overall |
5-7 |
Team |
Air Force Falcons |
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Head Coach |
Troy Calhoun |
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Colors |
Blue and Silver |
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City |
Colorado Springs, CO |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
5-3 |
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Overall |
6-7 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
69 |
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Pass Offense |
28 |
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Run Defense |
43 |
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Pass Defense |
50 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
81.3 |
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Mean |
87.7 |
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Bias |
81.2 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
115 |
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Mean |
107 |
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Bias |
114 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
2-6 |
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Overall |
3-9 |
Team |
New Mexico Lobos |
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Head Coach |
Bob Davie |
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Colors |
Cherry and Silver |
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City |
Albuquerque, NM |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
1-7 |
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Overall |
4-9 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
66 |
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Pass Offense |
26 |
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Run Defense |
45 |
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Pass Defense |
44 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
78.8 |
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Mean |
83.8 |
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Bias |
79.4 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
120 |
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Mean |
117 |
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Bias |
119 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
1-7 |
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Overall |
2-10 |
Team |
Fresno St. Bulldogs |
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Head Coach |
Tim DeRuyter |
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Colors |
Cardinal and Blue |
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City |
Fresno, CA |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
7-1 |
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Overall |
9-4 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
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Pass Offense |
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Run Defense |
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Pass Defense |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
104.0 |
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Mean |
101.4 |
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Bias |
105.0 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
44 |
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Mean |
56 |
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Bias |
43 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
8-0 |
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Overall |
13-0 (win MWC title game) |
Team |
San Jose St. Spartans |
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Head Coach |
Ron Caragher |
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Colors |
Blue and Gold |
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City |
San Jose |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
5-1 (in WAC) |
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Overall |
11-2 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
39 |
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Pass Offense |
83 |
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Run Defense |
63 |
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Pass Defense |
69 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
100.3 |
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Mean |
94.9 |
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Bias |
100.7 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
56 |
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Mean |
85 |
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Bias |
55 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
7-1 |
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Overall |
9-3 |
Team |
San Diego St. Aztecs |
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Head Coach |
Rocky Long |
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Colors |
Red and Black |
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City |
San Diego |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
7-1 |
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Overall |
9-4 |
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Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
62 |
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Pass Offense |
56 |
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Run Defense |
76 |
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Pass Defense |
63 |
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
98.6 |
||||||
Mean |
98.3 |
||||||
Bias |
98.8 |
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Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
66 |
||||||
Mean |
66 |
||||||
Bias |
65 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
6-2 |
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Overall |
8-4 |
Team |
Nevada Wolf Pack |
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Head Coach |
Brian Polian |
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Colors |
Blue and Silver |
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City |
Reno, NV |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
4-4 |
||||||
Overall |
7-6 |
||||||
Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
|
||||||
Pass Offense |
|
||||||
Run Defense |
|
||||||
Pass Defense |
|
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Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
88.5 |
||||||
Mean |
96.2 |
||||||
Bias |
89.5 |
||||||
Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
97 |
||||||
Mean |
80 |
||||||
Bias |
96 |
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Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
3-5 |
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Overall |
4-8 |
Team |
U N L V Rebels |
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Head Coach |
Bobby Hauck |
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Colors |
Scarlet and Gray |
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City |
Las Vegas |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
2-6 |
||||||
Overall |
2-11 |
||||||
Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
55 |
||||||
Pass Offense |
62 |
||||||
Run Defense |
31 |
||||||
Pass Defense |
51 |
||||||
Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
85.7 |
||||||
Mean |
92.0 |
||||||
Bias |
86.3 |
||||||
Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
104 |
||||||
Mean |
95 |
||||||
Bias |
103 |
||||||
Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
2-6 |
||||||
Overall |
4-8 |
Team |
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors |
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Head Coach |
Norm Chow |
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Colors |
Green, Black, and Silver |
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City |
Honolulu |
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2012 Record | |||||||
Conference |
1-7 |
||||||
Overall |
3-9 |
||||||
Grades | |||||||
Run Offense |
27 |
||||||
Pass Offense |
62 |
||||||
Run Defense |
39 |
||||||
Pass Defense |
53 |
||||||
Ratings | |||||||
PiRate |
82.0 |
||||||
Mean |
82.4 |
||||||
Bias |
82.4 |
||||||
Rankings | |||||||
PiRate |
114 |
||||||
Mean |
120 |
||||||
Bias |
113 |
||||||
Prediction | |||||||
Conference |
0-8 |
||||||
Overall |
1-11 |