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Re: New FRC Stat: aWAR
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Originally Posted by Nathan Streeter View Post
What is really unique about aWAR is that it is scaled to a useful range... Similar to the concept of a "Replacement-Level" found in WAR in baseball, 0 indicates a "replacement-level team" which we defined to be one that goes something like 5-7, is on the cusp of being picked in elims (hence replacement-level), and may or may not win an award. Based on this 0-point, it is then scaled so that the top teams usually get an aWAR of around 7 (12-0 record... 7 Wins Above Replacement). A team that has an aWAR of about 4 probably went about 9-3 at the regional/district level.
Unless I'm mistaken, couldn't the aWAR of 4 be a 4-8 team that won Chairmans award, though? I'd be curious to see the rankings based only on on-field preformance.