Official CSL Power Rankings December 3rd edition. These Rankings use two layers of strength of schedule. The strength of your opponents and the strength of your opponents opponents. Along with strength of schedule, wins and net rating are factored into the rankings. This editions featured team is the San Antonio Spurs.
[table][tr][td]Rank[/td] [td]Team[/td] [td]Rating[/td] [td]Win %[/td] [td]SOS[/td][/tr][tr][td]1 (-)[/td] [td]Phoenix[/td] [td]60 (-)[/td] [td]0.938 (-)[/td] [td]0.475 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]2 (-)[/td] [td]Detroit[/td] [td]56 (-)[/td] [td]0.789 (-)[/td] [td]0.499 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]3 (-)[/td] [td]Boston[/td] [td]51 (-)[/td] [td]0.812 (-)[/td] [td]0.520 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]4 (-)[/td] [td]New Orleans[/td] [td]49 (-)[/td] [td]0.625 (-)[/td] [td]0.515 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]5 (-)[/td] [td]Dallas[/td] [td]49 (-)[/td] [td]0.765 (-)[/td] [td]0.505 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]6 (-)[/td] [td]Cleveland[/td] [td]47 (-)[/td] [td]0.706 (-)[/td] [td]0.519 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]7 (-)[/td] [td]Chicago[/td] [td]44 (-)[/td] [td]0.647 (-)[/td] [td]0.490 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]8 (-)[/td] [td]Sacramento[/td] [td]40 (-)[/td] [td]0.579 (-)[/td] [td]0.467 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]9 (-)[/td] [td]Indiana[/td] [td]40 (-)[/td] [td]0.688 (-)[/td] [td]0.447 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]10 (-)[/td] [td]Toronto[/td] [td]40 (-)[/td] [td]0.688 (-)[/td] [td]0.426 (-)[/td][/tr][tr][td]11 (-)[/td] [td]San Antonio[/td] [td]40 (-)[/td] [td]0.500 (-)[/td] [td]0.551 (-)[/td][/tr][/table]
San Antonio enters the rankings at 11th. With an 8-8 record this spot seems surprisingly high. When you look deeper you will see San Antonio has had one of the tougher schedules in the league. Marcus Smart led the spurs to this rank with per game averages of 22.5 points 6.3 rebounds and 5 assists on an efficient 52.1 shooting percentage. On November 30th GM wms02a shocked the world when the spurs shipped out Marcus Smart, Tyler Ennis and a future top 5 pick for Derrick Rose, Jahil Okafor, Jimmy Butler, and Wade Baldwin. Most experts dont believe the short-term gain justifies the significant long-term loss. If San Antonio can move up from their current 11th ranking no one in San Antonio will complain.
Cyrisnyte wrote:How am I not 30th on this list? Seriously, we are the joke of the CSL at this time.
I remember offering you trades and saying you are ready to win . You do have a damn nice roster compared to some teams like the bucks/hawks/heat.
This just means I'm a horrible person at game planning. ha ha I think I've played this game since the very first version and I still cannot put a winner together...even when I can trade for Kevin Durant. ha ha
Harrison -- Young --- ZDK --- AA --- WCJ
Duval -- O'Neale -- Okeke -- Reid -- N'Diaye
Yeah, would be nice to see what the rating calculation is. SOS is important but certainly not a deciding factor for Power Rankings. That said, we're right where we deserve to be with our start.
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