Massey ratings project the rest of the Rutgers Football's schedule
Rutgers Football has officially entered Norfolk State season after a 45-17 win over the Miami (OH) RedHawks in their week two matchup this past Saturday.
With the latest results in the book for all of Rutgers remaining opponents, the Massey ratings updated score predictions and win probabilities have been released for the Scarlet Knights.
How did the Massey ratings see the Scarlet Knights’ remainder of the season going? Take a look below.
Rutgers sits at No. 40 in Massey Ratings
Before we dive in, it’s worth noting that the Scarlet Knights currently sit at No. 40 in the current Massey ratings, which is a five spot increase from last week.
But what are the Massey ratings? Here’s how the Massey ratings are defined.
“Massey Ratings are a comprehensive, data-driven system used to rank sports teams based on their performance throughout the season. The system considers various factors such as game scores, location, strength of schedule, and more to provide a holistic view of a team’s relative strength.”
The Scarlet Knights, according to the rankings, have the No. 37 offense in the country, and the No. 58 defense in the country after two weeks of college football.
Being ranked No. 40 currently puts the Scarlet Knights as the No. 13 overall team in the Big Ten.
Full Big Ten Rankings
Remaining Schedule Projections
Date | Opponent | Opp. Ranking | Projected Score | Win Probability | Projected Record |
9/13 | vs. Norfolk State | 238 | 50-3 | 100% | 3-0 |
9/19 | vs. Iowa | 33 | 27-24 | 41% | 3-1 |
9/27 | at Minnesota | 31 | 28-21 | 30% | 3-2 |
10/10 | at Washington | 28 | 31-24 | 33% | 3-3 |
10/18 | vs. Oregon | 2 | 38-21 | 15% | 3-4 |
10/25 | at Purdue | 72 | 29-24 | 64% | 4-4 |
11/1 | at Illinois | 27 | 31-24 | 33% | 4-5 |
11/08 | vs. Maryland | 45 | 27-24 | 56% | 5-5 |
11/22 | at Ohio State | 1 | 41-14 | 4% | 5-6 |
11/29 | vs. Penn State | 5 | 35-21 | 16% | 5-7 |
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