Predicting the rest of the regular schedule of the WVU season – football in West Virginia

West Virginia is eight games in its Big 12 Slate, which means they have 12 games left in the regular season.

Sitting at 13-5 as a whole, the mountaineers have a favorable chance of reaching the NCAA tournament, as it is currently standing, but they certainly have to arrange more wins to do so.

We are looking at WVU chances to win the rest of the regular season, as well as what it would mean for their chances of NCAA tournaments.

Kenpom still believes that West Virginia has numerous victories left in the schedule. They design the mountaineers to win five more matches on their schedule, but with two of the losses, WVU has 48 and 49 percent chance of winning, making it practical throwing.

From the wins left in the graphics, they are all Quad 2 or Quad 3 games.

BPI has WVU to receive only four more wins the rest of the road that would put the mountaineers in 17 wins at the end of the regular season.

In losses, BPI gives WVU at least 44 percent of a chance to win three of these games. Of the four predicted wins, this will be a pair of wins from Quad 2 and a pair of Quad 3 wins.

Like Kenpom, BartTorvik predicts that West Virginia will win 19 games this season. They have the mountaineers of a triumphant series of three games, starting with a road game against TCU and then two home games against Utah and Byu.

They give WVU a chance not more than 31 percent in four games and at least 74 percent of a chance to win four games.

In the games they design WVU to win, it will only be Quad 2 and Quad 3 wins.

The attempt to understand the “magic number” profits seems to be the most difficult part of the whole process. However, if WVU can reach 19 wins, they are almost lock for the NCAA tournament. 18 wins and things get tight, and 17, and Wvu is probably outside he watches.

Teamrankings uses season simulations and designs West Virginia to have a 68.8 percent chance of making the NCAA tournament at the moment. If the WVU ends with 17 wins, they give them a chance of 1.1 percent for an offer. 18 wins, which increased to 36.1 percent, and 19 wins, puts WVU at 82.7 percent chance of making the dance.

While each season is its own entity, returning to last season, some comparisons can be made to where WVU is currently standing.

The mountaineers are currently moving to the number 42 on the network. Last season, there were eight teams at the Power conference in the top 50 network, which did not receive the largest offer for the NCAA tournament. From this group, no team has more than four wins from Quad 1 (there are four currently four).

In addition, of these eight teams, only one team had more than 20 wins (Pete) and they were 40 on the web.

There were also three teams in the top 25 of the network to receive a NCAA tournament offer without reaching a brand of 21 profits: Michigan State (24 Nets, 19 Wins, 3 Quad 1 Wins), Texas (30 Net, 20 wins, 20 wins, 20 wins 5 Quad 1 wins) and Texas A&M (45 network, 20 wins, seven Quad 1 wins).

Overall, the Western Virginia still controls its own fate and has a favorable chance of making the NCAA tournament. They have to win the games they need to win and not run either of their two Quad 3 games. Also, they are also likely to steal a game or two that are not intended to win to be really safe fir selection in Sunday.

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