Violation, anyone?
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
The Reggie Witherspoon Show, Season Finale
This show was supposed to be half an hour long but lasted about an hour, uninterrupted, because a) it was a great conversation and b) nobody was there to stop me.
Here it is.
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basketball,
brad riter,
buffalo bulls,
podcast,
reggie witherspoon,
UB
Monday, March 12, 2012
Mitchell Watt- NBA Draft Pick?
Lots of Mitchell Watt content on my site lately. Here's some more.
I had a very interesting conversation about Watt's future with UB Head Coach Reggie Witherspoon.
Check it out.
I had a very interesting conversation about Watt's future with UB Head Coach Reggie Witherspoon.
Check it out.
Labels:
basketball,
buffalo,
buffalo bulls,
nba,
nba draft,
nba prospects,
UB bulls
Sabres move to 9th in East
For a brief explanation of my standings, how they are different from the official standings, and why they are necessary and better than the official standings, CLICK HERE.
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brad riter,
buffalo,
nhl,
riter radio,
sabres,
standings
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Brad's NHL Standings through 3/10
I've believed for awhile that the official NHL standings don't accurately represent the most likely final standings. This is primarily due to the NHL ignoring the number of games played by each team. In years past, I've ranked teams based on their maximum potential points but have modified it this year.
The spreadsheet that I'm using incorporates a variety of extra info that comes into play once tiebreakers are an issue but, with 16 or so games left for each team, it's not yet time to get into that sort of minutiae.
Teams are ranked based on "pace." The formula for pace is simple: points earned divided by games played multiplied by 82. This is, I believe, the truest gauge of where everyone stands after each win, loss, or overtime loss. For now, we're ignoring the important tiebreaker-related stat "non shootout wins." We'll get to that later.
Here's where we stand through the games of 3/10/12.
The spreadsheet that I'm using incorporates a variety of extra info that comes into play once tiebreakers are an issue but, with 16 or so games left for each team, it's not yet time to get into that sort of minutiae.
Teams are ranked based on "pace." The formula for pace is simple: points earned divided by games played multiplied by 82. This is, I believe, the truest gauge of where everyone stands after each win, loss, or overtime loss. For now, we're ignoring the important tiebreaker-related stat "non shootout wins." We'll get to that later.
Here's where we stand through the games of 3/10/12.
Labels:
brad riter,
buffalo,
nhl,
riter radio,
sabres,
standings
Friday, March 9, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
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