In a previous post titled, Why Alabama’s 87-game winning streak vs. unranked teams is more impressive than you think a poster named /u/KingofthePlanets asked about how the number of unranked opponents compared to other teams. User /u/ktffan was kind enough to post a table showing the number of games and records against ranked an unranked opponents.
I am a picture type of guy so I made a few plots. As I normally do, I used the /r/cfb flair for the team markers.
This is a scatter plot showing win percentage against ranked and unranked teams
This was not as interesting as most teams play the same number of games so you end up with a line. It does show teams that play more games than others due to post season play however.
This last one is a plot of wins against ranked and unranked. It is interesting to me as it shows the teams that have played and won those ranked matches the most. Teams that have a good win percentage but few games fall away.
I hope you find it interesting and thanks against to /u/ktffan for posting the data.
Edit: Updated as Oregon State showed as Oregon because of a script error on my part.
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As per title - I see people make posts like “my past year flights” and it’s on a world map showing the routes. Are there any apps that do this ?
when recording my PS4 with the HD60 Pro, i get this certain strange graphical issue. you can see it in the images i'll link below, on the right hand side of the PS4 menu, and in the light glows in God of War.
anyone know what this is or how i can fix it? cheers.
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Hey! I just wanted to leave a post in Reddit's jazz community about my upcoming graphic novel. This book is called Enter the Blue, was commissioned by Blue Note Records and is being published by Z2 Comics. It's a yarn about a disillusioned student searching for her missing teacher. Her journey to find him takes her on an incredible journey involving the secret history of Blue Note Records and a confrontation with something only spoken about in hushed whispers at closed-door late-night jam sessions: THE BLUE.
Honestly, I'm beyond thrilled with this book and I can't wait to share it with the world. It is scheduled to drop in January.
Also, not to do some weird flex or whatever, but I'm a lifelong student of this music--I have a doctorate in jazz trumpet and honestly this music means the whole world to me.
If you want to pre-order, HERE'S A LINK.
Feel free to ask me whatever--I hope this is interesting to you!
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