Arch madness seeding

[TheAsianSensation]

Back in the '90's, when both ISU and Bradley were good, both sides generally rooted for the other, unless they played each other. And one of the things that is unique to the Valley, is that generally we all support our league reps in the postseason, regardless of how much we despise them in league

speak for yourself bub

[Hacksaw]

The final 1M+ probabilities (unweighted):

[Hacksaw]

Weighted probabilities:

[Stickboy46]

Thanks Hacksaw. I'm sure that's not easy to put together but it's sure fun to watch and keep track of.

[Redbirds4Life]

Thanks Hacksaw. I'm sure that's not easy to put together but it's sure fun to watch and keep track of.

Agreed, that spread is awesome. Great work

[BuBrave2006]

Hacksaw, where do you get the percentages to win each game for the weighted probabilities. I find it odd that Bradley is only 40% to beat Evansville at home. I would think that would be higher.

[Stickboy46]

Hacksaw, where do you get the percentages to win each game for the weighted probabilities. I find it odd that Bradley is only 40% to beat Evansville at home. I would think that would be higher.

I believe he has said before that its using the Sagarin predictor.

[TheObserver]

Hacksaw, where do you get the percentages to win each game for the weighted probabilities. I find it odd that Bradley is only 40% to beat Evansville at home. I would think that would be higher.

Given Bradley's and Evansville's play of late, I think that's pretty fair honestly.

[Cdizzle]

Hacksaw, where do you get the percentages to win each game for the weighted probabilities. I find it odd that Bradley is only 40% to beat Evansville at home. I would think that would be higher.

Given Bradley's and Evansville's play of late, I think that's pretty fair honestly.

I think the only thing fair about that game would be a refund.

[MVCfans]

Hacksaw, where do you get the percentages to win each game for the weighted probabilities. I find it odd that Bradley is only 40% to beat Evansville at home. I would think that would be higher.

I believe he has said before that its using the Sagarin predictor.

You can read here for an explanation: The MVC Report - thanks again to Matt for doing this.