Showing generated sample data so you can see the layout with a full season in it.
Record, scoring, luck and skill per team. Tap a heading for its meaning; a tap also sorts.
| Record | Scoring | Luck & skill | Ranks | ||||||||||||||
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| Team | W–L | Avg | Proj | Total | Opp Avg | F−A | Spread | Opp proj | Luck/wk | PTW | Close luck | Luck score | Skill | S+L | LS | PS | AS |
Every team’s weeks side by side, in whole points. Pick what to show.
Each team’s average projected opponent, hardest schedule first. The last figure is the gap from the league average.
Every score so far as one box: what a normal week looks like, before there is enough season to split it by team.
Every team’s score, week by week. Tap a team in the legend to pick out its line.
Each week’s score minus its projection. Above the line means the team beat its projection that week.
Luck for the season so far, after each week. Above zero means the season has broken your way.
Each point is computed from every week up to that one, not from that week alone, so the lines converge as the season goes on and single results stop dominating.
Every team’s weekly score, in ten-point buckets.
How often the higher projection won, split by how big the projected margin was.
| Margin | Games | Correct | Accuracy |
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Each row counts every game whose projected margin was bigger than the row’s figure, so the rows overlap. Bigger margins should predict better.
How much each team’s score moves week to week. The box is its middle half of weeks; the line is its median.
Dots are outlier weeks beyond 1.5× the interquartile range (the width of the box).