Bracketology: KenPom Predictions for the Final 4 and the Championship Game!

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In this video, we give the KenPom predictions for the Final 4 and the Championship Game! We also analyze the seed matchups for the Final 4 and find some interesting trends!
Disclaimer: If you are a student-athlete at an NCAA institution, please do not bet on sports. This includes entering tournament brackets for financial gain.

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31 мар 2024

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@terencewinters2154 2 месяца назад

Sorry to see a good thing coming to a close . However there's an 11 year old girl inn Raleigh who has beaten you chat gpt musks Grok and 25 or 30 million others at 109 and at 99.9% tile. That's what 10, ooo years of eyeballing for sorting evolution will do . Still enjoyed your process.

@KerrySportsAnalyst 2 месяца назад

Hi Terence! It's been fun! I appreciate your comments and insight. I have no doubt an 11 year old can beat the entire field. I already have some ideas for next year. Looking forward to it. Cheers!

@terencewinters2154 2 месяца назад

@@KerrySportsAnalyst it will be hard for us hunters to catch up with the gatherers . As a former teacher and mailman I can tell you in general they're better at the sort.

@CoryM-vq6rc 2 месяца назад

Hello Kerry, I've enjoyed your recent videos on the KenPom Prediction Model. I'm seeing different results...on AL vs Connecticut, updated KenPom: Alabama 125.8, 102.6, 14.21, 72.8 PointDiff =1.9981 Win 57.2%, you show 23.1% Connecticut 126.7, 91.5, 11.31, 65 PointDiff = -1.9981 Win 42.8%, you show 76.9% Has the formula changed? I'm using the same one from your video on N.C. State vs UNC. Thanks!

@KerrySportsAnalyst 2 месяца назад

Hi Cory! I'm glad you've enjoyed the videos. With regards to your calculations, it looks like the third numbers are off. The third number (AdjEM) is just the first number (AdjO) minus the second number (AdjD). In other words, AdjEM = AdjO - AdjD. So those numbers should be 23.27 for Alabama and 35.21 for Connecticut. While I did modify the formulas slightly, the win probabilities should be within 1% of numbers in this video. Let me know if this works out. Cheers!

@CoryM-vq6rc 2 месяца назад

@@KerrySportsAnalyst Got it, thanks! I was incorrectly using the AdjEM for the Strength of Schedule. Thanks again! Cheers!