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2018 Tier Placement - Final


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1 hour ago, ECHS05 said:

And BC beat SJR without their biggest threat also... Both RBs. 

So how does one come to any other conclusion than its about the matchup and a definite ranking cant be established because it doesnt work that way.

DPC lost to SJR... You cant ignore that. And they struggled vs. Delbarton... They had a favorable matchup with SPP like SPP did with BC. Its the way it works.

Luckily the 2 play... So we'll see eh.

Besides... BC was NJs Preseason #1 and Noonereal said Preseason rankings dont change despite the actual games.

 

BC got blown out.   You can't ignore that.

DP has not been blown out by anyone.  They lost a close game that could've gone the other way.

And they beat the team that blew out BC

And please don't give me that "favorable match-up" crap.  That's just an excuse losers use when they can't come up with an argument.  (Yeah, it was a REAL favorable match-up with Roberson out, and using a QB who had never started a varsity game!)

DP won and you can't ignore that..

 

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Tier 1 - Mater Dei, IMG,  SJB, SJC, Miami Central, Carol City

 

Tier 2 -  Lake Travis, St. Louis, North shore (tx),  SFA, STA,  Cen10,  Allen, Colquitt County, Mentor (OH),  SJP, JSerra, DLS, Colerain, ULAB, 

 

Tier 3 -  Rome,  Centennial AZ,   Folsom, Mission Viejo, Archer,   St. Edwards, Cass Tech (MI), Arch Bishop Hoban, Lincoln Way East (IL), Aledo, Muskegon (MI), John Curtis, Jokes Christian, Katy, Mission Viejo, Bergen Catholic, Chandler (AZ), 

 

Tier 4 - Converse Judson Tx, American Heritage Plantation, Warren Central, Massillon, SPP, De Paul, Good Council, Blessed Trinity (Ga), St. Iggy,  West Monroe, Grayson, OLU, SJR, Archer, Bishop Gorman,   Parkview

Tier 5 -      Lee County,  Marrieta, Hoover, DeMatha,  DBP, Lowndes, Trinity Christian (FL), Columbia (FL), Gonzaga, Deerfield Beach

 

Tier 6 -      Bingham,  Milton, Buford, Walton, North Gwinett, Pick Central, Bishop Amat

*teams will not be considered to be in a Tier until they score a point ( if they have played a game).

Below is an explanation of the Methodolgy used to place the teams on various Tiers.  The Tier concept recognizes that W/L records are a function of quality of opponent, and as such, RELEVANCY of opponent MUST be factored in.  The Tiers recognizes that in some cases, a 10-0 team (ranked in Top 100 by some outlets) could get blown off the field by a 5-5 (unranked) team that played a tougher schedule.  This is why the Tiers was created.

 

*Not attempting to rank every team, only the ones we discuss on this site.

* The Tiers are fluid and subject to extreme fluctuations early in the year, leveling out as the year progresses.

*Tier placements consider a teams entire body of work, however are weighted heaviest on recent games and game weights decrease in significance in reverse order.  In other words, early road OOS losses to relevant teams can be overcome as the season progresses.

*Teams placed on the same Tier can compete with other same Tier teams and possibly win 2+ of 10. 

*Basically there is a -10 point drop between tiers.  Could vary from a TD to 3 scores depending on the styles of teams playing.  This does not necessarily mean that there is a 30 point difference between Tier 1 and Tier 3, only that the chances of a Tier 3 team beating a Tier 1 team are exponentially less than the chances of a Tier 2 Team beating a Tier 1 team.

*The Tiers will ultimately be made up of (16) teams per Tier that would form competitive playoff brackets.

*Texas teams generally have not played enough OOS games to gauge properly #crapshoot.  There must be a daisy chain OOS connection for a reference point.  Teams with no OOS daisy chain connection may not be placed on a Tier.  (Texas exempt)

*Tiers are based on exhaustive research, Multiple games watched, and good gut feelings.

*This is a crowd sourced rating. All input will be considered and adjustments will be made as appropriate

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29 minutes ago, Sammyswordsman said:

Tier 1 - Mater Dei, IMG,  SJB, SJC, Miami Central, Carol City

 

Tier 2 -  Lake Travis, St. Louis, North shore (tx),  SFA, STA,  Cen10,  Allen, Colquitt County, Mentor (OH),  SJP, JSerra, DLS, Colerain, ULAB, 

 

Tier 3 -  Rome,  Centennial AZ,   Folsom, Mission Viejo, Archer,  Colerain, St. Edwards, Cass Tech (MI), Arch Bishop Hoban, Lincoln Way East (IL), Aledo, Muskegon (MI), John Curtis, Jokes Christian, Katy, Mission Viejo, Bergen Catholic, Chandler (AZ), 

 

Tier 4 - Converse Judson Tx, American Heritage Plantation, Warren Central, Massillon, SPP, De Paul, Good Council, Blessed Trinity (Ga), St. Iggy,  West Monroe, Grayson, OLU, SJR, Archer, Bishop Gorman, DePaul,  Parkview

Tier 5 -      Lee County,  Marrieta, Hoover, DeMatha,  DBP, Lowndes, Trinity Christian (FL), Columbia (FL), Gonzaga, Deerfield Beach

 

Tier 6 -      Bingham,  Milton, Buford, Walton, North Gwinett, Pick Central, Bishop Amat

*teams will not be considered to be in a Tier until they score a point ( if they have played a game).

Below is an explanation of the Methodolgy used to place the teams on various Tiers.  The Tier concept recognizes that W/L records are a function of quality of opponent, and as such, RELEVANCY of opponent MUST be factored in.  The Tiers recognizes that in some cases, a 10-0 team (ranked in Top 100 by some outlets) could get blown off the field by a 5-5 (unranked) team that played a tougher schedule.  This is why the Tiers was created.

 

*Not attempting to rank every team, only the ones we discuss on this site.

* The Tiers are fluid and subject to extreme fluctuations early in the year, leveling out as the year progresses.

*Tier placements consider a teams entire body of work, however are weighted heaviest on recent games and game weights decrease in significance in reverse order.  In other words, early road OOS losses to relevant teams can be overcome as the season progresses.

*Teams placed on the same Tier can compete with other same Tier teams and possibly win 2+ of 10. 

*Basically there is a -10 point drop between tiers.  Could vary from a TD to 3 scores depending on the styles of teams playing.  This does not necessarily mean that there is a 30 point difference between Tier 1 and Tier 3, only that the chances of a Tier 3 team beating a Tier 1 team are exponentially less than the chances of a Tier 2 Team beating a Tier 1 team.

*The Tiers will ultimately be made up of (16) teams per Tier that would form competitive playoff brackets.

*Texas teams generally have not played enough OOS games to gauge properly #crapshoot.  There must be a daisy chain OOS connection for a reference point.  Teams with no OOS daisy chain connection may not be placed on a Tier.  (Texas exempt)

*Tiers are based on exhaustive research, Multiple games watched, and good gut feelings.

*This is a crowd sourced rating. All input will be considered and adjustments will be made as appropriate

Hey Sammy, you like DePaul so much you put them in there twice!

What a sport!

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Just now, GardenStateBaller said:

SPP played SJP, who's currently the highest ranked OOS team that anyone from NJ has played to date!! 

The DBP D shut-out BC last week in the second half. 3-3/0-2 DBP. 

The DBP prep shut out in the second half is irrelevant now, that BC beat them and SJR.

SPP has two strikes against them.  They got lucky one game.  Also BC has higher rated players and a better coaching staff.  IMO

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2 minutes ago, GardenStateBaller said:

SPP played SJP, who's currently the highest ranked OOS team that anyone from NJ has played to date!! 

The DBP D shut-out BC last week in the second half. 3-3/0-2 DBP. 

IF each of those teams were to come west and play MV or OLU, I'd be more worried about BC than SPP.  Who got mowed by SJB and you guys disowned quickly after their one good year

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58 minutes ago, BUFORDGAWOLVES said:

We were up in the third, but call it as you see it. 

Its all giggles and farts with you anyways. 

BGW

Buford got doubled up... They put up a little fight, but after a while they were put in their place... bent over the kitchen counter and pounded out.

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The reality is, it doesnt matter anyway.... The rankings right now only matter right now... and even they really dont matter right now either. All that matters are the rankings at season end, when the season ends.

You know like hell you wouldn't bet on DPC to beat BC... And you wont when the time comes... In a few weeks.

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Tier 1 - Mater Dei, IMG,  SJB, SJC, Miami Central, 

 

Tier 2 -   St. Louis, North shore (tx),  SFA, STA,  Cen10,  Allen,  SJP, JSerra,  Colerain, ULAB,  LIncoln Way East (IL), Carol City FL

 

Tier 3 -   St. Edwards, Cass Tech (MI), Arch Bishop Hoban,   Muskegon (MI), John Curtis, Katy, Chandler (AZ),  Colquitt County, Parkview, Mentor OH. DLS, Pinnacle AZ,  Warren Central (Ind), Grayson, Christian Brothers 

 

Tier 4 - , Massillon, SPP, De Paul, Good Council, Blessed Trinity (Ga), St. Iggy,  West Monroe,  OLU, SJR, Archer,   Parkview, Rome, Bergen Catholic, Centennial (AZ), Trinity Christian FL, Columbia FL, Aledo, Jokes Christian, Mission Viejo, Folsom

Tier 5 -    Marrieta, Hoover, DeMatha, Lowndes, Gonzaga, Milton Ga, Bishop Gorman, Archer, Bishop Amat

 

Tier 6 -      Bingham,  Milton,  Walton, North Gwinett, Pick Central, DBP, Deerfield Beach

*teams will not be considered to be in a Tier until they score a point ( if they have played a game).

Below is an explanation of the Methodolgy used to place the teams on various Tiers.  The Tier concept recognizes that W/L records are a function of quality of opponent, and as such, RELEVANCY of opponent MUST be factored in.  The Tiers recognizes that in some cases, a 10-0 team (ranked in Top 100 by some outlets) could get blown off the field by a 5-5 (unranked) team that played a tougher schedule.  This is why the Tiers was created.

 

*Not attempting to rank every team, only the ones we discuss on this site.

* The Tiers are fluid and subject to extreme fluctuations early in the year, leveling out as the year progresses.

*Tier placements consider a teams entire body of work, however are weighted heaviest on recent games and game weights decrease in significance in reverse order.  In other words, early road OOS losses to relevant teams can be overcome as the season progresses.

*Teams placed on the same Tier can compete with other same Tier teams and possibly win 2+ of 10. 

*Basically there is a -10 point drop between tiers.  Could vary from a TD to 3 scores depending on the styles of teams playing.  This does not necessarily mean that there is a 30 point difference between Tier 1 and Tier 3, only that the chances of a Tier 3 team beating a Tier 1 team are exponentially less than the chances of a Tier 2 Team beating a Tier 1 team.

*The Tiers will ultimately be made up of (16) teams per Tier that would form competitive playoff brackets.

*Texas teams generally have not played enough OOS games to gauge properly #crapshoot.  There must be a daisy chain OOS connection for a reference point.  Teams with no OOS daisy chain connection may not be placed on a Tier.  (Texas exempt)

*Tiers are based on exhaustive research, Multiple games watched, and good gut feelings.

*This is a crowd sourced rating. All input will be considered and adjustments will be made as appropriate

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