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How does Torvik’s ranking system measure NCAA Tournament teams? How do adjusted efficiency, game control, and recency bias shape team evaluations? Join Andy Katz and basketball analytics expert Bart Torvik as they break down Torvik’s predictive metric, which evaluates team performance, adjusted efficiency and game control. Unlike results-based metrics like KPI or Strength of Record, Torvik’s model is designed to predict future performance, giving extra weight to recent games and adjusting for opponent strength and game location. 🔹 Topics Covered: ✔️ What is Adjusted Efficiency? – How the metric evaluates offensive and defensive performance against different opponents and venues ✔️ Garbage Time Adjustments – Why teams that build and maintain leads are rewarded, while late-game mismatches are discounted ✔️ Predictive vs. Resume-Based Metrics – Why Torvik is better for forecasting team strength than for determining at-large bids ✔️ Preseason Baseline & Bias Adjustments – How early-season projections fade as actual results accumulate ✔️ Handling Wins Against Changed Teams – Why past victories may hold less weight if the opponent’s strength has shifted ✔️ Recency Bias & Game Weighting – How the model reduces emphasis on older games and prioritizes recent team performance ✔️ Home Court Advantage – How location adjustments impact team ratings and game predictions 📌 Watch this episode to understand how Torvik’s model helps evaluate NCAA Tournament teams and rankings! 🔗: https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2025/2/7/... Subscribe: / @ncaa FOLLOW US 📲 Twitter: / ncaa Threads: https://www.threads.net/@ncaa Instagram: / ncaa Facebook: / ncaa1906 TikTok: / ncaa #MarchMadness #NCAA