That should be 3.5, sorry about that.
Okay, so I get 0.98, I get the 98th percentile, that's a perk guy who is 6'4.
Okay, 32nd percentile for someone who's 5'7.
82nd percentile, about 1 standard deviation above average, and
get that a little over 6 feet, etc.
So what does this have to do with seeding the NCAA tournament?
Well, we know how to rate sports teams, so from my best friends Jeff Sagarin's
website, Sagarin.com, you can go on there you can get
going into the tournament selections after Selection Sunday.
You can get [COUGH], sorry, ratings for each team.
And you just have to copy those into the spreadsheet the way that I show you.
And then the spreadsheet will do the rest and play out the NCAA Tournament.
We can use a data table to basically play out as many times as we want.
The key is assuming no home-edge in any game, like yes,
if Duke plays in North Carolina like they always luck out and do,
you could give them half a home-edge.
The key is the outcome of a game will be pretty much a normal random variable