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      <description>The rating behind every MarchMetrix playoff number: what it measures, how it is fit, what it ignores, and how it held up on the 2025 season.</description>
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      <description>Before the committee publishes a single 2026 poll, here is how our committee model scored on every season since 2014, metric by metric, misses included.</description>
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