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Thumbs up Re: OPR after Week Seven Events

I think OPR is a success, but if there is a way to play on a team's continuous improvement as the season progresses, say through elims and other events, that could give a more accurate preview on a team's performance.
I know that if you make each team's next event substantly more important than the first, the single and double regional teams would get nicked compared to the three regional teams.
The point is, however, that each team is accurately compared in offensive power rating to other teams, conistency included. In this case then, the more accurate average of a team should reflect more of there later regional/s then their first.
OPR is here to stay, but improvement should never relinquish.
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