2011 Computer Ranking - Adjusted Standings Power Poll (AdjSPP)
After week 12
RK Prv TEAM W Opp W Pwr Pts H2H Tiebreaks 1 1 Boise State 12 67 91 N/A 2 2 Oregon 10 54 74 N/A 3 3 NC State 10 53 73 N/A 4 4 Iowa 9 47 65 N/A 5 4 Florida 9 46 64 N/A 6 6 Missouri 9 45 63 N/A 7 9 Arkansas 8 39 55 N/A 8 8 Louisiana State 7 40 54 N/A 9 7 Ohio State 7 38 52 N/A 10 13 Michigan 8 35 51 N/A 11 11 USC 7 34 48 N/A 12 12 Arizona 7 33 47 N/A 13 10 Nebraska 7 32 46 N/A 14 16 Texas 7 28 42 N/A 15 14 Texas AM 6 29 41 N/A 16 15 Virginia Tech 6 28 40 N/A 17 17 Michigan State 6 26 38 N/A 18 20 Miami 6 21 33 N/A 19 20 Oklahoma 6 20 32 N/A 20 18 Tennessee 5 21 31 N/A 21 19 Auburn 6 18 30 N/A 22 22 Oklahoma State 3 16 22 N/A 23 23 Wisconsin 3 15 21 N/A 24 25 Florida State 4 10 18 N/A 24 24 TCU 4 10 18 N/A 26 29 North Carolina 2 13 17 N/A 27 26 Arizona State 3 8 14 N/A 28 27 Notre Dame 2 9 13 N/A 29 28 Alabama 1 7 9 N/A 30 30 UCLA 0 0 0 N/A
Adjusted Standing Power Poll (AdjSPP): This is simply the strength of schedule ranking available on the Standings page adjusted to eliminate ties based on head to head results. It calculates your opponent’s wins and adds your total wins X2 to get your power score. If teams are tied because they have the same power score, a head to head tiebreaker is applied as follows:
1) If two teams have the same amount of power points and they played each other, then the team that won will be ranked ahead of the team that lost.
2) If more than two teams have the same amount of power points but only two played each other, then the team that won will be ranked ahead of the team that lost, but will still be ranked equal to the other team. The team that lost the H2H match-up will be ranked only one spot below the other two teams.
3) If two or more teams have the same amount of power points and they did not play each other, the teams with more wins will be ranked higher than the other teams.