Guessing that it obviously helps. Wanted to know how much it helps and what you need to be above .500 in order for it to raise. I have raised it from C- to C and i'm 16-9.

It won't help you at all this season -- no more home games ;-) (I'm in the same boat.) Edit: Maybe you'll have some home PIT games.

I think I read a long time ago that it's a few points for each letter grade from F.

lol. Yeah just wondering what I can expect it to go to best case scenario and how many games above .5-- you have to be. Do you know how much of an effect it has on a game?

That's what I meant -- it's a few points per letter grade in a game. For me it seems to go up at the end of non-con (to B) and then again with a few games left in conference play (to B+, but as I have often have a 1-west schedule, I don't have games the last two dates). And then it resets at B- to start the year. I don't know the exact winning percentage you need, though.

Not sure but it definetly helps to play at home.

A few points per letter grade seems awfully high. I seem to remember top coaches saying an A+ at D1 is worth about 7 points a game. At D2 the highest you'll get is B or B+ and C or C+ at D3.

Posted by darnoc29099 on 5/26/2016 2:03:00 PM (view original):
A few points per letter grade seems awfully high. I seem to remember top coaches saying an A+ at D1 is worth about 7 points a game. At D2 the highest you'll get is B or B+ and C or C+ at D3.

actually....can be wrong.. but never seen over a B in Div 2...and not sure it counts for more than a point or two at best looking at the "betting lines" between home away and nuetral