Any two schools, one prediction
Pick two programmes and the model makes its call: a predicted margin, a points total, a win chance, and the thing a margin actually rests on — where it lands. They do not have to be scheduled to play, or be in the same state, or have ever met.
Ratings come from real results in the states where scores are collected; in states without real scores yet the model knows little, and its call sits close to even. The game does not exist and the number is a model’s opinion, which is the only honest thing to call it. How the predictions are made.
Pick two schools. Any two — they do not have to be scheduled to play, or even be in the same state. If they’re already on the schedule, this is the model’s number today; picks on the real game open when its week comes up.
Or start with one of these
- De SotoatDuncanvilleTexas 6A
- AtascocitaatEssex North Shore AgriculturalHouston 6A
- Lake TravisatHarvard-Westlake (North Hollywood)Austin 6A
- ProsperatNorthern HeightsNorth Texas 6A
- St. John BoscoatMater DeiCalifornia Open
- St. Thomas AquinasatMiami CentralFlorida 7A
- Loyola AcademyatMount CarmelChicago 8A
- HooveratThompsonAlabama 7A
- Belleville EastatCass TechMichigan D1
- GrimsleyatMallard CreekNorth Carolina 4A
- Don Bosco PrepatBergen Catholic (N.J.)New Jersey
Real programmes and real rivalries. The number is a model’s call on a hypothetical meeting, not a result.
Nothing here is saved and it doesn’t touch your units. The schools and their states are real. A classification is how a state labels school size and a district here is this site’s own grouping, not the association’s. The game here is imagined; the number is the model’s.