Quick and the dead rankings (2036 Preseason)
THE QUICK
1. Deadwood Dust Devils 32 (1)
2. Mayfield Bakers 31 (2)
3. Charleston Hammers 30 (3)
4. Duluth Timbers 29 (4)
5. Great Falls Quicksilver 28 (5)
6. Chesapeake Bay Crusaders 27 (6)
7. Birmingham Thunderbolts 26 (7)
8. Blue Rock Heisenbergs 25 (8)
9. Hollywood Stars 24 (9)
10. Menominee Timberjacks 23 (10)
AND
11. Omaha Storm 22 (11)
12. San Antonio Rampage 21 (12)
13. Hawaii Black Sharks 20 (13)
14. Tokyo Far East 19 (14)
15. Tampa Bay Corsairs 18 (15)
16. Oak Island Treasure 17 (16)
17. Chicken Wing Foghorn Leghorns 16 (17)
18. Tucson Outlaws 15 (18)
19. Atlanta Autobots 14 (19)
20. Green Bay Bullfrogs 13 (20)
21. Letterkenny Shamrocks 12 (21)
22. Texas Butcherz 11 (22)
THE DEAD
32. Buffalo Chips 1 (32)
31. New Orleans Voodoo 2 (31)
30. Canberra Crocodiles 3 (30)
29. St. Lawrence Muskies 4 (29)
28. Chicago Billy Goats 5 (28)
27. Albany Firebirds 6 (27)
26. North Florida Lizards 7 (26)
25. Kansas City Monarchs 8 (25)
24. Philly Cheesesteaks 9 (23)
23. Seattle Dragons 10 (22)
BECAME QUICK
None
BECAME DEAD
None
RESURRECTED FROM THE DEAD
None
NO LONGER QUICK ENOUGH
None
Since we have plenty of new owners, here is a breakdown on how I calculate the power rankings.
StartEach team starts with the score based on their ranking going into the week. #1=32 down to #32=1
Record+5 win
-5 lose
0 tie
OpponentYou get points based on who you beat and lose points based on who you lose too.
Example:
Based on the above power rankings let's say the #11 Omaha Storm beat the #24 Philly Cheesesteaks.
Omaha gets +9 points based on Philly's ranking at 24.
Philly is hit with -11 because Omaha is ranked 11th.
Example #2
Let's say the #32 ranked Buffalo Chips defeat the #1 Deadwood Dust Devils.
Buffalo gets +32
Deadwood gets hit at -32
The higher ranked an opponent is then the more points a win is worth while losing to a high ranked team carries a small penalty. In the above example if #1 Deadwood beats #32 Buffalo then Deadwood gets +1 while Buffalo loses -1.
Total Offense/DefenseA team gets points based on where they are ranked on both total offense and defense.
I use 66 as the baseline then see where each team is ranked and subtract those rankings from 66.
Example
Let's say the Deadwood Dust Devils are ranked #1 on offense and #9 on defense. That equals a combined ranking of 10 (9+1).
Then I subtract that 10 from the baseline of 66 (66-10=56) and award them 56 points.
So the range is 64 points (#1 offense/defense) to 2 points (#32 offense/defense).
Turnover marginFinally I simply add or subtract each teams Turnover margin from each teams total score.
Final exampleSo lets do a quick example.
Week 1
The Tucson Outlaws host the Green Bay Bullfrogs and for our example Green Bay wins.
Green Bay is ranked 20th going into week 1 which carries a score of 13.
20. Green Bay Bullfrogs
13 (20)
13They beat Tucson who was ranked 18th which carries a score of 15.
18. Tucson Outlaws
15 (18)
13+15 =28Green Bay won and its week 1 so their record is 1-0 which means they get +5 for the win.
28+5=33Now I check the team stats and check yards from Scrimmage/game
If I use the above example then Green Bay is ranking 16th on offense and 25th on defense. So using my baseline of 66, I subtract 41 (16+25) which equals 25.
33+25=58Finally I goto Turnover margin in team stats and add/subtract that number.
Based on the above example from week 16 last season, Green Bay is at a -19 Turnover margin.
58-19=39So Green Bay scores 39 points and after the other 31 teams are calculated would be ranked accordingly.