Both of these are new to me.
1. Stony brook in knight got to high on a player and still had 0 percent chance to win. Any idea why this would be?

2. As a d3 school I put 1 attention point into a player the first cycle of recruiting and came back as moderate while a d2 team came back as low. Since he couldn't have put in less than 1 ap it leads me to believe my d3 team in this case has more power than the d2 team. Obviously preferences play a part in this but I haven't seen this before. Has anyone else?

thanks in advance.

For #1 my guess would be that the team that was high never offered a scholarship.

For #2 both teams most likely only gave 1 AP and the D3 team has a preference advantage that outweighed the division prestige advantage.

Stony brook offered a scholarship and had openings.

#1 floors me and I'm at a loss. I think tgblackw has #2 nailed, although if a JUCO player possible also that a previous season's effort lingered for the D3 team. (ETA -- guess that wouldn't be the case here since you said you were the D3 team and would likely know if you'd gone after the kid in a prior season...)

I have never seen a team listed at high and less than 10% but throwing out a wild idea. Is it possible that we see the rounded off percentages and not the whole percentage?

Example- Stonybrook has a 0.46 percent chance of winning and the sim rounds the percentage off to 0%

For #1, was there a bunch of teams at h/vh? I think only the top 5 get a chance.

Posted by Trentonjoe on 7/31/2017 5:48:00 AM (view original):
For #1, was there a bunch of teams at h/vh? I think only the top 5 get a chance.

What I was thinking. Only time I've seen a High not get in the dice roll.

Ahh that's it. There were five other teams. Didn't know there was a cut off. Thanks guys.