Strength of Schedule Rating through 3 games

[JNreturns]

Rank School Schedule Strength
1 Lutheran North (St. Louis, MO) . . . 43.4
2 Rock Bridge (Columbia, MO) . . . 37.9
3 St. Louis University (St. Louis, MO) . . . 34.2
4 Rockhurst (Kansas City, MO) . . . 32.1
5 Chaminade (St. Louis, MO) . . . 31.2
6 Fort Zumwalt West (O'Fallon, MO) . . . 30.3
7 Blue Springs (MO) . . . 29.8
8 Joplin (MO) . . . 29.7
9 Hazelwood Central (Florissant, MO) . . . 28.9
10 Central (St. Joseph, MO) . . . 28.5
11 Trinity Catholic (St. Louis, MO) . . . 27.9
12 Blue Springs South (Blue Springs, MO) . . . 26.4
13 Webster Groves (MO) . . . 26.3
14 Park Hill (Kansas City, MO) . . . 25.8
15 Carl Junction (MO) . . . 25
16 Lee's Summit (MO) . . . 24.3
17 Kearney (MO) . . . 24.3
18 Vianney (Kirkwood, MO) . . . 23.5
19 Howell [Francis] (St. Charles, MO) . . . 23.3
20 Parkway North (St. Louis, MO) . . . 23.1
21 DeSmet Jesuit (St. Louis, MO) . . . 22.5
22 Lee's Summit West (Lee's Summit, MO) . . . 20.1
23 Kirkwood (MO) . . . 20.1
24 Christian Brothers (St. Louis, MO) . . . 19.8
25 Parkway Central (Chesterfield, MO) . . . 19.8
26 Raymore-Peculiar (Peculiar, MO) . . . 18.9
27 Staley (Kansas City, MO) . . . 18.5
28 Battle [Muriel] (Columbia, MO) . . . 18.5
29 Eureka (MO) . . . 18.2
30 Marquette (Chesterfield, MO) . . . 18.1
31 Liberty North (Liberty, MO) . . . 18
32 Jefferson City (MO) . . . 17.5
33 Harrisonville (MO) . . . 17.1
34 Helias (Jefferson City, MO) . . . 16.9
35 Chrisman [William] (Independence, MO) . . . 16.4
36 Hickman (Columbia, MO) . . . 16.1
37 Smith-Cotton (Sedalia, MO) . . . 16
38 Fort Osage (Independence, MO) . . . 15.8
39 Timberland (Wentzville, MO) . . . 15.8
40 Park Hill South (Riverside, MO) . . . 15.7
41 Lindbergh (St. Louis, MO) . . . 15.4
42 Lee's Summit North (Lee's Summit, MO) . . . 14.9
43 Webb City (MO) . . . 14.7
44 Grandview (MO) . . . 14.7
45 Fort Zumwalt North (O'Fallon, MO) . . . 14.6
46 Oak Park (Kansas City, MO) . . . 14.6
47 Belton (MO) . . . 14.5
48 Liberty (MO) . . . 14.4
49 Lafayette (Wildwood, MO) . . . 14.4
50 Carthage (MO) . . . 14.3

 

[JNreturns]

Well, that's an eye opener.

 

[outsideveer89]

Well, that's an eye opener.

So is a dead skunk in the middle of the road.

Both stink like heck and are useless

 

[JNreturns]

So is a dead skunk in the middle of the road.

Both stink like heck and are useless

Some of us have pretty big blind spots...lol I guess when reality doesn't jive with the fantasy in our heads? Bahaha
https://bigthink.com/robby-berman/why-you-can-miss-things-happening-right-in-front-of-you

 

[J. Kane]

Some of us have pretty big blind spots...lol I guess when reality doesn't jive with the fantasy in our heads? Bahaha
https://bigthink.com/robby-berman/why-you-can-miss-things-happening-right-in-front-of-you

 

[JNreturns]

Hey, some fish just bite and bite when the facts don't jive with their made up story. Bahaha

 

[Cards1968]

I love how they put the last name first: Howell, [Francis] (St. Charles). So formal.

 

[Mister_Wizard]

I love how they put the last name first: Howell, [Francis] (St. Charles). So formal.

That's Mr. Howell to you, little buddy.

 

[wc3peat]

Well, that's an eye opener.

You are smart enough as I have said before, to understand IF YOU WIN ALL THE GAMES YOU PLAY IT GIVES YOUR COMPETITION A LOSS THEREFOR MAKING YOUR SCHEDULE AGAINST A LOSER AND THEIR SCHEDULE AGAINST A WINNER! Trashing WEBBs schedule because they win is goofy. If two teams play the exact same schedule but when they face each other the loser automatically has a tougher schedule. In a blowout could be a huge difference, big deal. Case in point Joplin #8 WEBB CITY 43rd, after WEBB beats cTOWN I will be interested in Joplins rank..

 

[Cards1968]

That's Mr. Howell to you, little buddy.

Are we going to Battle, [Muriel]?

 

[J. Kane]

You are smart enough as I have said before, to understand IF YOU WIN ALL THE GAMES YOU PLAY IT GIVES YOUR COMPETITION A LOSS THEREFOR MAKING YOUR SCHEDULE AGAINST A LOSER AND THEIR SCHEDULE AGAINST A WINNER! Trashing WEBBs schedule because they win is goofy. If two teams play the exact same schedule but when they face each other the loser automatically has a tougher schedule. In a blowout could be a huge difference, big deal. Case in point Joplin #8 WEBB CITY 43rd, after WEBB beats cTOWN I will be interested in Joplins rank..

 

[JNreturns]

You are smart enough as I have said before, to understand IF YOU WIN ALL THE GAMES YOU PLAY IT GIVES YOUR COMPETITION A LOSS THEREFOR MAKING YOUR SCHEDULE AGAINST A LOSER AND THEIR SCHEDULE AGAINST A WINNER! Trashing WEBBs schedule because they win is goofy. If two teams play the exact same schedule but when they face each other the loser automatically has a tougher schedule. In a blowout could be a huge difference, big deal. Case in point Joplin #8 WEBB CITY 43rd, after WEBB beats cTOWN I will be interested in Joplins rank..

How is showing an objective rating of the strength of schedule trashing Webb's schedule? So they are in the 40s? There are like 340 football programs in the state...so they aren't rock bottom. There are over 40 schools with harder schedules though.

 

[J. Kane]

How is showing an objective rating of the strength of schedule trashing Webb's schedule? So they are in the 40s? There are like 340 football programs in the state...so they aren't rock bottom. There are over 40 schools with harder schedules though.

 

[JNreturns]

You are smart enough as I have said before, to understand IF YOU WIN ALL THE GAMES YOU PLAY IT GIVES YOUR COMPETITION A LOSS THEREFOR MAKING YOUR SCHEDULE AGAINST A LOSER AND THEIR SCHEDULE AGAINST A WINNER! Trashing WEBBs schedule because they win is goofy. If two teams play the exact same schedule but when they face each other the loser automatically has a tougher schedule. In a blowout could be a huge difference, big deal. Case in point Joplin #8 WEBB CITY 43rd, after WEBB beats cTOWN I will be interested in Joplins rank..

And FYI: Joplin WAS ranked that high...they are dropping fast. #11 now. But by the end of the season, much lower.

 

[J. Kane]

And FYI: Joplin WAS ranked that high...they are dropping fast. #11 now. But by the end of the season, much lower.

 

[FistOH]

Rank School Schedule Strength
1 Lutheran North (St. Louis, MO) . . . 43.4
2 Rock Bridge (Columbia, MO) . . . 37.9
3 St. Louis University (St. Louis, MO) . . . 34.2
4 Rockhurst (Kansas City, MO) . . . 32.1
5 Chaminade (St. Louis, MO) . . . 31.2
6 Fort Zumwalt West (O'Fallon, MO) . . . 30.3
7 Blue Springs (MO) . . . 29.8
8 Joplin (MO) . . . 29.7
9 Hazelwood Central (Florissant, MO) . . . 28.9
10 Central (St. Joseph, MO) . . . 28.5
11 Trinity Catholic (St. Louis, MO) . . . 27.9
12 Blue Springs South (Blue Springs, MO) . . . 26.4
13 Webster Groves (MO) . . . 26.3
14 Park Hill (Kansas City, MO) . . . 25.8
15 Carl Junction (MO) . . . 25
16 Lee's Summit (MO) . . . 24.3
17 Kearney (MO) . . . 24.3
18 Vianney (Kirkwood, MO) . . . 23.5
19 Howell [Francis] (St. Charles, MO) . . . 23.3
20 Parkway North (St. Louis, MO) . . . 23.1
21 DeSmet Jesuit (St. Louis, MO) . . . 22.5
22 Lee's Summit West (Lee's Summit, MO) . . . 20.1
23 Kirkwood (MO) . . . 20.1
24 Christian Brothers (St. Louis, MO) . . . 19.8
25 Parkway Central (Chesterfield, MO) . . . 19.8
26 Raymore-Peculiar (Peculiar, MO) . . . 18.9
27 Staley (Kansas City, MO) . . . 18.5
28 Battle [Muriel] (Columbia, MO) . . . 18.5
29 Eureka (MO) . . . 18.2
30 Marquette (Chesterfield, MO) . . . 18.1
31 Liberty North (Liberty, MO) . . . 18
32 Jefferson City (MO) . . . 17.5
33 Harrisonville (MO) . . . 17.1
34 Helias (Jefferson City, MO) . . . 16.9
35 Chrisman [William] (Independence, MO) . . . 16.4
36 Hickman (Columbia, MO) . . . 16.1
37 Smith-Cotton (Sedalia, MO) . . . 16
38 Fort Osage (Independence, MO) . . . 15.8
39 Timberland (Wentzville, MO) . . . 15.8
40 Park Hill South (Riverside, MO) . . . 15.7
41 Lindbergh (St. Louis, MO) . . . 15.4
42 Lee's Summit North (Lee's Summit, MO) . . . 14.9
43 Webb City (MO) . . . 14.7
44 Grandview (MO) . . . 14.7
45 Fort Zumwalt North (O'Fallon, MO) . . . 14.6
46 Oak Park (Kansas City, MO) . . . 14.6
47 Belton (MO) . . . 14.5
48 Liberty (MO) . . . 14.4
49 Lafayette (Wildwood, MO) . . . 14.4
50 Carthage (MO) . . . 14.3

Take your SOS and SUYA.

 

[JNreturns]

Take your SOS and SUYA.

Suya, a spicy meat skewer which is a popular food item in West Africa. Sounds great. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[J. Kane]

 

[anon_utvqikut1knht]

That's Mr. Howell to you, little buddy.

Stop it. This makes me flash back to that horrible Gilligan's Island I was subjected to as a kid..........

 

[J. Kane]

 

[JNreturns]

Well looky there, a video of J. Kane going right up FistOh's...well, you know.

 

[FistOH]

Suya, a spicy meat skewer which is a popular food item in West Africa. Sounds great. Thanks for the recommendation.

Just a reminder, I was joking... The strength of Schedule is very very interesting.

 

[ChaoticFanatic]

That's Mr. Howell to you, little buddy.

Are we going to Battle, [Muriel]?

I see what you did there

 

[Rock Hard Corn Frog]

And FYI: Joplin WAS ranked that high...they are dropping fast. #11 now. But by the end of the season, much lower.

Joplin’s SOS will go down but they are probably going to win their next 7-8 games.

 

[wc3peat]

How is showing an objective rating of the strength of schedule trashing Webb's schedule? So they are in the 40s? There are like 340 football programs in the state...so they aren't rock bottom. There are over 40 schools with harder schedules though.

Have you shown this every week or just now after arguing WEBB plays a powder puff schedule?

 

[JNreturns]

Have you shown this every week or just now after arguing WEBB plays a powder puff schedule?

Just putting out a reality check for those suffering from local area myopia.

 

[J. Kane]

Just putting out a reality check for those suffering from local area myopia.

 

[MOFTBALLFAN]

People do this every year. WC has a powder puff schedule blah blah blah! If so “powder puff” then why hasn’t all these BIG BAD KC schools stop them from winning 14 times? Strength of schedule in high school is out of the coaches hands when you play 9 conference games! I will say this about Coach Rod and WC. They have never been afraid of scheduling bigger and “tougher” teams.