Hensley Rating System - Week #5 - Selections

[statmanhensley]

Ladies and gentlemen, for the first time in the three seasons that I have done the Hensley Rating System, I have decided to start doing the ratings for the regular season and not just the playoffs.

 

I must not take any credit for the numbers that are produced...however, all the credit goes to both the Louisville Courier-Journal's LitRatings and the Lexington Herald-Leader's CantrallRatings. All that I have done is to enter the figures from both papers into an Excel sheet, added them together and divided by two, sort them into order from highest to lowest, and post them.

 

I will be maintaining the HRS for the remainder of the season so please be sure to post your comments about them and to keep checking back each and every week for updated standings.

 

For a little refresher to those out there that have not had the chance to view my selections in the past, here is how things work:

 

Example

Team A is playing at Team B.

Team B has a HRS of 73.85.

Team A has a HRS of 83.75.

Subtract 73.85 from 83.75 to get 9.9.

Now since Team B had the lowest of the two HRS, I subtract 6 from the total for "home-field advantage".

Results according to HRS: Team A should defeat Team B by 3.9 points.

 

 

Now for my selections. I have had some free time the last few days, so I decided to make a list of every game that is being played this weekend in which BOTH teams are from Kentucky.

 

For those of you that are wondering, this is all for fun and not necessarily how I personally would pick the games. I know that my percentage of getting the scores correct and minimal, but this is something for me to do to keep involved with high school athletics in some way, so I want to share it with everyone else to see what they think of it.

 

(HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE DOES NOT APPLY TO GAMES WHERE BOTH TEAMS ARE PLAYING ON A NUETRAL SITE)...... for example, this applies to all games where DeSales plays "home games" at Manual Stadium

 

Enjoy.

 

 

Selections:

 

September 27, 2007

South Floyd defeats Phelps by 20.5

 

September 28, 2007

Casey County defeats Adair County by 1.85

Allen Central defeats Betsy Layne by 9.2

Meade County defeats Apollo by 1.1

Atherton defeats Owen County by 0.7

Murray defeats Ballard Memorial by 10

Bardstown defeats Elizabethtown by 28.05

Barren County defeats Ohio County by 6.85

Belfry defeats Pikeville by 22.4

Bellevue defeats Bracken County by 59.6

Estill County defeats Berea by 7.8

Bethlehem defeats Caverna by 32.55

Newport defeats Bishop Brossart by 42.05

Ashland Blazer defeats Boyd County by 11.25

Anderson County defeats Bullitt Central by 14.15

Bullitt East defeats Fairdale by 19.7

Caldwell County defeats Union County by 14.65

Danville defeats Campbellsville by 29.8

Trimble County defeats Carroll County by 12.2

CAL defeats Spencer County by 14.85

Middlesboro defeats Clay County by 3.9

Dixie Heights defeats Conner by 30.8

CovCath defeats Beechwood by 3.65

Crittenden County defeats Webster County by 2.65

Doss defeats Valley by 7.7

DuPont Manual defeats Shelby County by 25.6

East Jessamine defeats Western Hills by 26.25

Eastern defeats Southern by 32.15

Butler County defeats Edmonson County by 12.35

Henry County defeats Eminence by 10.3

Fort Campbell defeats Fort Knox by 55.25

Franklin County defeats Woodford County by 0.5

Bowling Green defeats Franklin-Simpson by 37.75

Frankfort defeats Garrard County by 28.4

Henry Clay defeats George Rogers Clark by 20.35

Grant County defeats Scott High by 3

Grayson County defeats McLean County by 8

Green County defeats Taylor County by 43.25

Greenwood defeats Monroe County by 33.05

Hancock County defeats Breckinridge County by 35.85

LexCath defeats Harrison County by 20.1

Metcalfe County defeats Hart County by 38.25

Christian County defeats Henderson County by6.3

Ryle defeats Cov. Holy Cross by 20.4

Ky. Country Day defeats Shawnee by 3.7

East Ridge defeats Knott Co. Central by 6.7

Lafayette defeats Bryan Station by 32.2

LaRue County defeats Central Hardin by4.7

Russell defeats Lawrence County by 20.5

Letcher Co. Central defeats Leslie County by 30.35

LCA defeats Corbin by 19.9

Lloyd Memorial defeats Dayton by 10.45

Lone Oak defeats Todd Co. Central by 64.3

Ludlow defeats Pendleton County by 20.95

Lynn Camp defeats Harlan by 16.5

Male defeats Ballard by 16.5

Campbell County defeats Mason County by 0.05

Montgomery County defeats Paris by 39.25

Moore defeats Iroquois by 12.65

Fairview defeats Morgan County by 35.6

Calloway County defeats Muhlenberg North by 12.65

Nelson County defeats Butler by 35.6

Nicholas County defeats Bourbon County by 4.2

North Bullitt defeats Jeffersontown by 20.45

John Hardin defeats North Hardin by 8.7

Pulaski County defeats North Laurel by 10.95

South Oldham defeats North Oldham by 20.6

Paducah Tilghman defeats Mayfield by 5.25

Prestonsburg defeats Paintsville by 18.65

Whitley County defeats Perry Co. Central by 25.35

Pineville defeats Jackson County by 23.8

Bath County defeats Powell County by 24.35

Raceland defeats Greenup County by 14.3

Reidland defeats Muhlenberg South by 11.45

Lincoln County defeats Rockcastle County by 3.3

Sheldon Clark defeats Rowan County by 12.9

Russell County defeats Wayne County by 3.25

Russellville defeats Glasgow by 14.2

Scott County defeats Oldham County by 36.65

PRP defeats Southwestern by 22.8

Knox Central defeats Shelby Valley by 9.5

Simon Kenton defeats Holmes by 22.9

Paul L. Dunbar defeats Southwestern by 6.2

Trinity defeats St. Xavier by 0.85

Warren East defeats Logan County by 59.75

Central defeats Western by 18.4

Williamsburg defeats Madison Southern by 9.75

 

September 29, 2007

Boone County defeats Owensboro by 1.25

Gallatin County defeats Evarts by 4.75

Highlands defeats Hopkinsville by 38.6

DeSales defeats Lou. Holy Cross by 0.45

[statmanhensley]

Can a moderator change the thread title to say that it's from week 6 instead of week 5?

 

THANKS!!!

[malachicrunch]

No ties?