Eric's CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE POWER RATINGS

RATINGS PHILOSOPHY:

Three factors go into these ratings: First and foremost, WINNING or Win-Loss Record (W-L).

Second, is strength of schedule (SoS), measured by both Win Pct. and Point Ratio.

Third, is Power Rating (PR)--Scoring the most points while allowing the opposition as few points as possible. Historically, teams that win by larger margins against their opponents. win more games than teams that win by smaller margins. What a team's average point differential would be if they played the hypothetical 'average' team.   To figure point spread, compare the ratings of the competing teams and add 3 points to the home team. For example, a visiting team with a rating of 11, should be 7 points stronger than a home team with a rating of 1. 11 - 4 (1 + 3) = 7.   In neutral field games (like the Grey Cup), there is no home team advantage.

System PCT (Sys.Pct.)-A team's overall rating compared to the hypothetical 'average' team (.500).

2011 season

 updated 11/28/11

FINAL 

       SOS-Strength of Schedule Rank, Off-Offensive Rank, Def-Defensive Rank 

*Congratulations to the British Columbia Lions, winners of the 99th Grey Cup.

Rank	Team	Div.	W-L Record	SoS	Off.	Def.	Power (PR)	Sys.Pct.
1	British Columbia	West	13-7	7	2	2	6.65	.665
2	Edmonton	West	12-8	3	5	1	1.85	.582
3	Calgary	West	11-8	6	3	7	0.65	.541
4	Montreal	East	10-9	8	1	8	1.40	.521
5	Winnipeg	East	11-9	5	6	3	0.03	.515
6	Hamilton	East	9-11	4	4	5	-0.30	.472
7	Toronto	East	6-12	2	7	6	-5.05	.350
8	Saskatchewan	West	5-13	1	8	4	-6.29	.312
Rank	Division	W-L Record	SoS	Off.	Def.	Power (PR)	Sys. Pct.
1	West	41-36	1	1	1	0.90	.533
2	East	36-41	2	2	2	-0.90	.467

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