is it better/true that a faster pace (more possessions) teams should use a higher exponent(16) to calculate pythagorean win percentage? ty.
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02-05-12 11:05 PM #1
nba pythagorean win% - is it better?
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02-06-12 11:22 AM #2
test it. try using several exponents to predict the win percentage. compare it to the actual result. see which exponent comes closest.
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02-10-12 05:10 PM #3
generally for basketball use the square root of the average total points scored in a given team's games
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