Lacrosse Analytics

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Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Towson vs Delaware
- Johns Hopkins vs Maryland
- Marist vs Canisius
- Stony Brook vs UMBC
- Georgetown vs Providence
- High Point vs Jacksonville
- Mount St Marys vs Robert Morris
- Vermont vs Albany
- Penn State vs Rutgers
- UMass vs Drexel
- Quinnipiac vs Detroit

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Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Air Force vs Richmond
- Towson vs Delaware
- Johns Hopkins vs Maryland
- Marist vs Canisius
- Stony Brook vs UMBC
- Georgetown vs Providence
- High Point vs Jacksonville
- Mount St Marys vs Robert Morris
- Vermont vs Albany
- Penn State vs Rutgers
- UMass vs Drexel
- Quinnipiac vs Detroit

[laxreference]

Adding Hobart vs Sacred Heart

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Final list of Live Win Probability Links (what a night of games...)

- Denver vs Villanova
- Hobart vs Sacred Heart
- Air Force vs Richmond
- Towson vs Delaware
- Johns Hopkins vs Maryland
- Marist vs Canisius
- Stony Brook vs UMBC
- Georgetown vs Providence
- High Point vs Jacksonville
- Mount St Marys vs Robert Morris
- Vermont vs Albany
- Penn State vs Rutgers
- UMass vs Drexel
- Quinnipiac vs Detroit

[laxreference]

As always, here is the daily digest for May 2, 2019.

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Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Loyola vs Army

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Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Penn vs Brown
- Loyola vs Army

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Lehigh vs Boston U

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Yale vs Cornell
- Lehigh vs Boston U
- Penn vs Brown
- Loyola vs Army

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Marist vs Quinnipiac

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Towson vs Drexel
- Vermont vs UMBC
- High Point vs Richmond
- Marist vs Quinnipiac

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Virginia vs Notre Dame
- Towson vs Drexel
- Vermont vs UMBC
- High Point vs Richmond
- Marist vs Quinnipiac

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Hobart vs Robert Morris
- Virginia vs Notre Dame
- Towson vs Drexel
- Vermont vs UMBC
- High Point vs Richmond
- Marist vs Quinnipiac

[laxreference]

Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Denver vs Georgetown
- Hobart vs Robert Morris
- Virginia vs Notre Dame
- Towson vs Drexel
- Vermont vs UMBC
- High Point vs Richmond
- Marist vs Quinnipiac

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Updated list of Live Win Probability Links

- Penn State vs Johns Hopkins
- Denver vs Georgetown
- Hobart vs Robert Morris
- Virginia vs Notre Dame
- Towson vs Drexel
- Vermont vs UMBC
- High Point vs Richmond
- Marist vs Quinnipiac

[laxreference]

As always, here is the daily digest for May 4, 2019.

[youthathletics]

Curious, and pardon me if I missed a discussion already. Has there been any noticed correlation between the 80 second clock and any noticeable changes in standardized stats, that would lead us to believe a team or player is performing better or worse than in years past. For instance, we may be critiquing a goalie for not saving as many shots, but yet, they are seeing more shots, and many are intentionally added depth to their pockets.

For instance:

1. Are goalie saves slipping because they may be seeing more shots?
2. Are player points on the rise due to a green light to shoot sooner and play stall ball?
3. Are T/O's averaging higher/team?

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Live Win Probability Links

- Lehigh vs Army
- Penn vs Yale

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Here is your weekly list of the top individual performances .

And the infographic for visual viewing:

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[laxreference]

If you are not loving the reliance on RPI, you might like SOR better.

I think of SOR as a version of RPI that cares whether you won the game or not. The system looks at your schedule, calculates how hard it was, then judges your resume based on how many wins you were able to secure against that schedule.

I feel like a lot of the discussion around RPI has been framed around the idea that a ranking system must choose between valuing strength of schedule or valuing actual results. There will always be a trade-off there. I would argue that SOR manages that trade-off in a more balanced and transparent way.