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2014 El Toro (Lake Forest, CA) [49]
08/29 Beat La Habra (CA) 51-35 [opponent rating: 37.6] [performance: 53.6]
09/05 Beat Capistrano Valley (Mission Viejo, CA) 34-28 [opponent rating: 39.6] [performance: 54.6*]
09/12 Lost to Corona del Mar (Newport Beach, CA) 31-14 [opponent rating: 39.6] [performance: 22.6]
09/19 Beat Norwalk (CA) 44-6 [opponent rating: 16.9] [performance: 44.9**]
09/26 Beat Trabuco Hills (Mission Viejo, CA) 34-33 [opponent rating: 50.6] [performance: 65.6*]
10/03 Beat Bell Gardens (CA) 52-7 [opponent rating: -2.1] [performance: 25.9**]
10/10 Lost to Tesoro (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) 30-21 [opponent rating: 52.4] [performance: 37.4*]
10/17 Beat San Juan Hills (San Juan Capistrano, CA) 74-56 [opponent rating: 23.7] [performance: 41.7]
10/30 Lost to Mission Viejo (CA) 24-17 [opponent rating: 61.4] [performance: 46.4*]
11/07 Beat Dana Hills (Dana Point, CA) 35-7 [opponent rating: 11.4] [performance: 39.4**]
11/13 Beat Los Alamitos (CA) 59-21 [opponent rating: 43] [performance: 71**] [West Valley (II) playoffs]
11/21 Lost to Great Oak (Temecula, CA) 27-24 [opponent rating: 51.6] [performance: 36.6*] [West Valley (II) playoffs]
TREND (COUNTING NON-GRAYED GAMES ONLY): NEUTRAL
*Single game performance rating adjusted to 15 points above or below (depending upon win/loss) the rating of the opponent instead of using the true margin of victory. This is done in order to properly credit the win itself as being the most important thing-- short of doing that, a 1-point win would nearly be equal to a 1-point loss, and of course it is not. The actual number used for this, again currently 15, may fluctuate over time as it is derived by analyzing the margin of victory of every game played nationally and taking the 40th percentile of all those margins. (Capped at 15 to avoid early-season small sample size anomalies.)
**Single game performance rating may have been adjusted to 28 points above or below (depending upon win/loss) the rating of the opponent instead of using the true margin of victory. This is done so as to not reward teams for scheduling/running up the score against vastly inferior opponents. The actual number used for this, again currently 28, also may fluctuate over time as it is derived by analyzing the margin of victory of every game played nationally and taking the 63rd percentile of all those margins.
Please note that double-asterisked (and grayed out) games are considered to be less "true results" when ratings are created by the system because the margin of victory needed to be artificially decreased for the reasons mentioned above. As such, performances without the double-asterisk (truer results) are weighted much more heavily by the system in order to create the season rating for each team than are results involving mismatched teams. In other words, in cases where it appears a team is taking a hit to their rating simply because they played a very weak team...the hit indeed exists (and it's important that it does because we strongly believe in strength of schedule) but it is not as large as it appears at first glance. The rating for a team generally just ends up being roughly the average of those non-grayed out games.