Wilson Computer Ratings team analysis
New England Coll (6-14)

New England Coll's opponents in order of rating: 
     Team            Rating        Score  Effect  W- L
   ---------------   ------       ------- ------ -----
   St. Joseph's (ME)  447.8 LOSS   67-107        13- 8 Division III
   Albertus Magnus    446.3 LOSS   65-105        14- 7 Division III
   Lasell             419.5 LOSS   55-86         10-11 Division III
   Dean Academy       406.0 LOSS   67-87         15- 6 Division III
   Dean Academy       406.0 LOSS   67-79         15- 6 Division III
   Emmanuel (MA)      399.3 LOSS   83-101        10-12 Division III
   Regis (MA)         393.2 LOSS   68-74         12-11 Division III
   New England U.     393.0 LOSS   77-94         11-10 Division III
   Framingham St.     386.7 LOSS   64-68         12- 9 Division III
   Plymouth St.       361.8 LOSS   56-96          6-15 Division III
   Elms               352.5 LOSS   51-62          9-14 Division III
   Vermont Tech       349.5 LOSS   65-67          3- 1 NAIA/NCCAA/USCAA
   Mitchell (CT)      344.0 LOSS   72-86          7-15 Division III
   Mass. Col LibArt   331.4 LOSS   82-83          6-13 Division III
>> New England Coll   317.4 <<                    6-14 Division III
   Norwich            342.5 WIN    85-73    ++    8-13 Division III
   Gordon             338.8 WIN    75-74    ++    6-15 Division III
   Curry              326.7 WIN    91-85    ++    5-17 Division III
   Colby-Sawyer       282.7 WIN    78-72    +     2-19 Division III
   Lesley             244.9 WIN    90-47    +     3-18 Division III
   Paul Smith's       226.1 WIN    67-58          0- 2 (null)
Games against teams within about 100 rating points are often the best indicators of a team's actual strength.

"Effect" ranges from "---", a game that caused a large decrease in the team rating, to "+++", a game that produced a large increase in rating.

Note that wins over very weak teams may actually hurt a team's rating (the opposite is true for losses to very good teams).

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