Bilo Sports Report: Powerratedsports.com All-Bilo FBS PR of the Year 2011

Monday, January 9, 2012

Powerratedsports.com All-Bilo FBS PR of the Year 2011

We wrap up the 2011 All-Bilo Awards with our final position, Punt Returns for FBS football. This individual had one of the great seasons in college football history. At this time we are proud to announce that the winner of the Powerratedsports.com All-Bilo FBS Punt Return Man of the Year Award winner for 2011 is...

Joe Adams, Arkansas
Adams busted loose this season as the Razorbacks punt return man. Adams returned 4 scores for touchdowns in 2011, while only returning 19 punts on the season. Adams racked up 321 yards on those 19 returns, averaging 16.89 yards per return on the season for the 11-2 Razorbacks, making him one of the most dangerous return men in the country.

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The Bilo Poll (Power Ratings System) and How It Works

This is not a standard poll, nor is it a popularity contest. It has the ability to make people very happy or very upset. Here is how it works:

You gain positive points for the following:

Winning, winning on the road, winning against teams ranked in the top 35 of this poll, if below the FBS points for beating a higher classification, margin of victory.

You lose points for the following:

Losing, losing at home, losing to teams not in the top 35 of this poll, losing to teams in lower classifications, and margin of loss.

If you are an FCS (1-AA) school or lower, and you beat a team that is in a higher classification, then your point total for the win category doubles, but if you lose to a higher classification team, your total is zeroed out, and the game is treated like a bye week.

If you beat a team from a lower classification, you only obtain points for margin of victory, nothing else.

If you lose to a lower classification team, your points for the loss double.

Bilo Sports Report

Monday, January 9, 2012

Powerratedsports.com All-Bilo FBS PR of the Year 2011

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