A ct requires a max 4 games to win - A conference title requries playing 16 games and coming out on top. That is where the big difference is. You can get hot and win a ct, much harder to do that for a cc.

I have a lot more CC thatn I do CT's and it is because there are 2 of them.

Quote: Originally Posted By cburton23 on 11/19/2009I have a lot more CC thatn I do CT's and it is because there are 2 of them

Or its because you are a better coach throught an entire season as opposed to throughout a handful of games. I think you are confusing the fact there are two for the reason that you have more cc's. That fact is only slightly indirectly related to the reason you have more cc's then ct's.

The ct is a one game season you lose you are out you can't win, that isn't the case in the cc race and that is the reason why the cc is more important. A cc measures a little over 50% of your season a ct measures closer to 15%.

And since Lostmyth is the other coach the team prob gets a bump just for him gracing them his immense coaching prowess.

That's what i thought kmason. Its the Coach K Factor.

Quote: Originally Posted By cburton23 on 11/19/2009CS said that was the case, but I have a hard time seeing these two teams on the same leve

I tend to agree, I think the first team should be a very clear 1/3 of a grade higher at the very least. It's by far not the most egregious example I've seen, but I'd still agree.

Quote: Originally Posted By zhawks on 11/19/2009There is only 1 CC for each division tho. I do believe that the CC's carry more weight

Neither of them carry a lot of weight though; they're both small, mitigating factors.

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Just another example of baseline prestige carrying WAY too much weight after a world has matured.

Quote: Originally Posted By z0601 on 11/20/2009Just another example of baseline prestige carrying WAY too much weight after a world has matured.

The two schools are St. Peter's and Loyola (MD), I'm not sure there is that much difference in baselines.

I do think it is the Conf. Championship vs. CT Championship, plus the ranking, plus the player drafted. I'd agree that there should probably be a 1/3 grade difference, probably St. Peter's should be a high C+, rather than low B-.

Are you suggesting that St. Peter's is anything less than a basketball juggernaut? I'll have you know that in certain parts of Hoboken, they're recognized as the "UCLA of Central New Jersey".

Baseline prestige, indeed.