Sports Betting Tutorial: How to Create College Football Power Ratings (Part 3)
Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images. Pictured: Head coach Shawn Clark of the Appalachian State Mountaineers celebrates
With sports on hold due to the COVID-19 outbreak, there is very little to occupy bettors in terms of day-to-day betting action.
However, we can put this free time to good use by working improving our craft once sports — and betting — returns.
With this in mind, we reached out to a handful of The Action Network's sports betting experts for insights regarding their craft, like how to build power ratings, make fantasy projections, aggregate data, etc.
To start, we tapped The Action Network's college football analyst Collin Wilson to present his process when creating power ratings for all 130 Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams.
Wilson details his six key factors when creating his college football power ratings from season to season in the following three-part series:
- Part 1: Introduction, Conference Divide and Program Mean
- Part 2: Coaching Staff, Roster Production and Recruiting
- Part 3: Advanced Statistics
Here's Part 3 of our three-part How to Create College Football Power Ratings video series, breaking down advanced statistics.
How to Create College Football Betting Power Ratings: Advanced Statistics
You can access Wilson's updated numbers throughout the year on The Action Network's College Football Power Ratings page.
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