Strength of schedule

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Every year I go through a little exercise to see how strong our schedule is. It’s pretty simple. I add up all opponent wins and divide it by the total number of games they played. This season our opponents are 219-186-2 for .538. The team with the highest WPct was 23-9 and the lowest was 1-22. Both teams are league opponents so we have no choice other than to play each one twice. Since I don’t know who we’ll be playing in our Spring Break tournament, that’s 4 more teams I can’t use in the computations.

I know a lot of folks out there believe their team is playing a monster schedule, but how good is it really?

2/26/1812:46 PM

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