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The numbers for Marvel Rivals competitive play show that climbing the ranks higher than the metal tiers is not as simple as some make it seem. The title launched into the world back in December 2024, and several fans began taking part in ranked matches the moment they went live. Some players make it seem as though climbing high into Diamond or Grandmaster is as easy as can be, but realistically, the numbers show that is not the case.
A recent Reddit post from dudemanlikedude states, “In reality, even if you exclude Bronze 3 in its entirety, only the top 20% of players made it to Diamond last season. If you’re looking at Season 1, being Diamond rank right now means you’re in the top 4.8% of players.” The user then goes on to cite that the data shown does not include idle accounts or players who have never played ranked, and those who claim reaching the highest ranks in Marvel Rivals is relatively easy are not “average” players.
“You’re Not Bad”: Marvel Rivals Fans Discuss The Reality Of Competitive Gameplay
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The post goes on to state that the claims about how easy it is to get to Diamond rank are completely fictional, as even “above average” players are getting trapped within Silver and Gold ranks. The original poster goes on to say, “Those players have internalized the notion that not being able to get to Diamond rank means that you’re unredeemable trash, even though that rank actually represents the top quintile at best.” Players who indulge in all the content claiming that being “stuck” means they are bad have learned to dislike the game, rather than taking the competitive play for what it is; a gamble.
Competitive play in Marvel Rivals is rough, especially after the rank reset, but some fans think being stuck in a rank is “your fault”.
Some of the comments agree with the original post, while others believe that it is entirely possible to reach higher ranks with ease. Commenter Dogbold writes, “I’m either put against a team that feels like I’m going against a pro esports team, or against people that have just started playing video games in general. Ranked is just wildly unbalanced.” With season one beginning a few short weeks ago, every ranked player dropped seven ranks, meaning those who made it to the higher tiers in competitive were brought back down to Silver, Gold, and Platinum Ranks. This created a lot of chaos, especially for newer players.
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As someone who has entirely too many hours in Marvel Rivals, competitive matches are entirely a gamble. There are times you will get put up against the sweatiest of players, and times you will be on the winning side. That is the point of the game mode; constantly trying to do better, play better, and enjoy the slow climb to the top. Every player has a ceiling, whether that be Bronze 1, Platinum 3, or even Grand Master rank.
Being stuck does not make you a bad player, and enjoying the ups and downs of ranked play is what the game is all about. It might be upsetting and discouraging, but everyone climbs to the top at their own pace, and learning to kick back and enjoy the matches and heroes in Marvel Rivalsis what it’s all about.
Marvel Rivals Ranked Play has been a hot topic among players, with many expressing frustration over what they believe to be an unfair ranking system. However, recent numbers show that the issue may be even more widespread than initially thought.
According to a recent analysis of player data, it was found that a significant portion of players in Marvel Rivals Ranked Play are actually playing with multiple accounts. This means that some players are deliberately creating new accounts to boost their ranking, giving them an unfair advantage over others.
This revelation has shed new light on the complaints of many players who have felt frustrated by the seemingly skewed matchmaking in Marvel Rivals. With some players manipulating the system to climb the ranks faster, it’s no wonder that the playing field may not be as level as it should be.
As the developers of Marvel Rivals work to address this issue and crack down on players using multiple accounts, it’s clear that changes need to be made to ensure a fair and competitive environment for all. In the meantime, players are encouraged to continue reporting any suspicious behavior and to play with sportsmanship and integrity.
The numbers don’t lie – Marvel Rivals Ranked Play may not be what it seems, but with the community’s help, we can work towards a more balanced and enjoyable experience for all.
LOS ANGELES, CA — The Los Angeles Clippers entered the 2024-25 season with a handful of question marks in the eyes of everyone outside the organization. One of the bigger questions is what they were doing by allowing an NBA All-Star like Paul George to walk instead of meeting his contract demands when they had no means to replace his production. And then Norman Powellentered the chat.
Powell has been a consistent scorer throughout his NBA career, but has largely flown under the radar because he’s played on teams with bigger names and larger contracts. But folks mistook his accepting his role for an inability to perform beyond expectations, and this season has shown just how much of a mistake that is.
Why Clippers’ Norman Powell should be an NBA All-Star this season
Norman Powell made waves throughout the NBA on media day, but not in the way that the Clippers’ new slogan suggests. In his first press conference of the season, Powell offered his view and mindset after the Clippers allowed George to walk in free agency.
“I saw it as addition by subtraction,” Norman Powell said of the newfound opportunity. “I think what I’ve said in this media day every single year since being here is how I want to be a starting two guard. And the opportunity is in front of me, I’ve prepared myself. I’ve always seen myself as a starter in this league, I think I’ve put the work in, I feel like the numbers show for itself when I am starting and what the output is.
“I’m excited to take on that role, the pressures that come with it, the good, bad, and ugly. I feel like mentally I’m ready for it. I’ve always been ready for it. And physically, I’ve put the work in. And it’s not a question of that, it’s just being able to fully show the work that I’ve put in. So I’m excited for the full opportunity and everything that comes with it.”
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While Powell was talking about opportunities for the entire team, this isn’t the first time he’s been outspoken about his confidence and the high expectations he has for himself. In the Clippers’ 2023 media day availability, Powell made it known he wanted to be an NBA All-Star, but refused to put any of his own goals above the team’s ultimate goal of winning an NBA Championship.
“My individual goals, being an All-Star. I see myself as that caliber player. That’s my mindset. But like I said throughout the course of the year, individual goals are great to achieve, but I never place that above the team’s main goal, and that’s to win a championship.
“I’d sacrifice everything for that championship. That’s what I really want. But individually, I want to be an All-Star. I see myself as that. I’m not going to change that mentality or approach.”
Powell might be the best example of a guy who seized his opportunity and ran away with it. That’s why he’s a candidate for an All-Star spot this season, and the more you look into his impact, the better his case for the February exhibition gets.
On the season, Norman Powell is having a career-year, averaging 23.7 points, 3.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.4 steals, and 3.5 made threes per game for the Clippers while shooting 49 percent from the field, 43.3 percent from three, and 83.4 percent from the free throw line.
The points, assists, steals, threes, and three-point percentage are all career-highs, while the field goal percentage and rebound per game marks are the second highest of his NBA career.
At this stage, Powell believes he’s done more than enough to prove he’s an NBA All-Star this season.
“I think I’ve been playing at an All-Star level all season,” Norman Powell told ClutchPoints in an exclusive interview leading up to All-Star announcements. “Honestly, I don’t like talking about myself, but I mean, numbers don’t lie on where I’m at, what I’m averaging, what I’m doing across the board, and then the efficiency that I’m playing with.
“I see myself as an All-Star, I want to be an All-Star, and I think I am.”
Why does being named an NBA All-Star matter for Powell? A memory from his Toronto Raptors days, where he watched two former teammates be named to the All-Star team, has stuck with him nearly a decade later.
Dec 26, 2017; Dallas, TX, USA;Toronto Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan (10) and guard Kyle Lowry (7) laugh during the first half against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images
“I think it’s just another level. It’s another level that I want to get to, it’s another level I’ve always seen myself at. Just another level that I see myself at. I know that a lot comes with the territory, but I’ve always wanted it. I want to know what it feels like. I want to know, be in that moment when your name’s getting called, I watched DeMar [DeRozan], Kyle [Lowry] get their names called at home and go to the middle of the court and accept their All-Star jersey. I’ve always wanted that. I’ve always looked at that and said, ‘I can be that. I can get to that moment.’ It’s something that I’ve been chasing and seen myself at, so hopefully it happens.”
Powell’s scoring appears to have a direct correlation with the outcome of Clippers games this season. The Clippers are 21-8 when Powell scores at least 18 points in a game this season — a .724 winning percentage — and are 0-7 when he scores 17 or fewer points in a game.
Powell has also reached double-figure scoring in a quarter 31 different times this season. According to Stathead, that’s the 16th most of any player this season, directly behind guys like Kevin Durant (32), Damian Lillard (33), LaMelo Ball (34), and Donovan Mitchell (35). That’s also ahead of guys like Jaylen Brown (29), De’Aaron Fox (29), Trae Young (29), Cade Cunningham (28), and LeBron James (27). In case it didn’t click, that’s a whole lot of stars Powell is in company with.
Among players who take at least eight three-pointers per game, Norman Powell has the highest three-point percentage and the highest field goal percentage in the NBA. Powell’s league-leading 43.3 percent three-point shooting is ahead of guys like Anthony Edwards (42.6 percent), Stephen Curry (42.6 percent), and Tyler Herro (40.4 percent).
It’s not often you see a player’s usage and volume go up while also seeing their efficiency go up along with them. That’s what makes Norman Powell’s season that much more impressive.
“I feel like I always look at my game and see areas of improvement,” Powell explained to ClutchPoints. “I think that’s why I continue to improve. I really think it was opportunity for me. I mean, I think if people look back at before I got here, and what I was doing with Portland before I got traded here, and my time in Toronto, I think this is the level that I always could play at and be at. I think there’s always more I can do to win games and just play better. I think I’m never complete, and I’m always working to improve, and I always look at my weaknesses.
“I don’t think it was like I had to do more to show that I could do that. I just take advantage of my opportunity, take advantage of the role, and do what the team is asking me to do, and then show in spurts where I do get the opportunity for a larger role that I can handle the pressure, I can handle the challenges that go with it, and I can produce.”
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As Norman Powell showed more and more of his prolific scoring, teams made it a point to bump him up to the top of their scouting reports. Powell saw less spacing off the ball, more defenders on the ball, and an overall concerted effort to keep his scoring down.
Powell feels the respect he’s getting from defenses nowadays is something that’s always been there. It’s the outside that hasn’t necessarily been paying attention.
“I feel like I always had the respect,” Powell said. “I think it’s the outside where I didn’t have the respect, but within the floor, in the game, the way I’m being played, opponents and things like that, they’ve always respected me. They’ve always shown me love and appreciated it.
“I’ve had star players tell me they want me on their team. I feel like the guys know how much I work. I compete against them. I don’t back down from a challenge. I don’t see them in awe. I go at them, and they respect that. They respected that from the jump when I was a young rookie in the league, going at them. I think it’s just more the media that puts you in a box.”
Coming into the season with question marks surrounding Kawhi Leonard, Norman Powell wanted to focus on how he can be the best version of himself while also being able to lead the team to wins. James Harden was always going to be, ‘The System,’ but how can the Clippers still win the minutes that he’s off the floor?
That’s exactly what Powell and longtime trainer AJ Diggs addressed this summer.
“I think [the workouts] just got me ready for like all aspects and what it takes to be a starter,” Powell added. “Filling in the different roles, especially with Kawhi and not knowing what’s to fully come of that. Just being able to be ready for the roles that are going to be thrown at me, the situations that I’m going to be in on and off the floor, you know, as a leader, what it is, being able to really read and control the game on the court with who I’m on, making sure that there’s no drop off.
“If James go to the bench and it’s just me, what does that unit look like in those four to five minutes? How can I make sure that we’re going on a run rather than on the wrong side where we’re -4 or -6. So just having that mental approach and being able to prepare for that leadership role and then just physically, like skill wise, being able to get to where I need to get to, slow the game down, making reads off the dribble, going to the left, because teams want to force me left and I get me downhill to my right. So really, really putting the emphasis on my off hand, being able to finish, being able to drive and get to the same spots that I want to get to as if I’m going right.”
The on/off and advanced numbers also back Norman Powell’s NBA All-Star case. According to NBA.com/stats, Norman Powell has the second-best net rating differential on the team at +7.6 points per 100 possessions, trailing only Ivica Zubac at +9.7 points per 100.
According to Second Spectrum, Norman Powell’s Quantified Shooter Impact (also called qSI; a stat which measures the impact of the player and his ability to finish compared to the league average) ranks sixth in the NBA among players who have taken at least 500 shot attempts. His +8.74 qSI ranks in the 90th percentile.
In 939 minutes with Powell OFF the floor, the Clippers have a -0.93 net rating.
In the 92 minutes with Powell ON, but James Harden and Ivica Zubac OFF, the Clippers have a +6.04 net rating.
In 274 minutes with Powell ON and Harden OFF, the Clippers have a 5.08 net rating.
Powell also has the second highest effective field goal percentage (59.35 percent) in the league among guards behind only Zach LaVine (60.78 percent). For those who aren’t familiar, effective field goal percentage (often written as eFG%) is a stat that gives increased value to three-pointers versus two-pointers.
The starters for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game have already been selected, and now it’s up to the head coaches of the NBA to decide the fate of the reserves. Norman Powell has performed far better than any of the outside expectations put on him with Paul George’s departure. The Clippers guard is having a career-year across the board in his 10th season in the NBA, which is just about unheard of to have happen this late.
But at this point, is a fifth seed in the West led by an ultra efficient scorer going to be enough? It should be, but the West is filled with so many extremely talented guards that this race will be hard to predict. One thing is certain: Norman Powell has more than earned his spot on the 2025 NBA All-Star Team.
After a stellar start to the NBA season, it’s time to start talking about Norman Powell as a potential All-Star. The Clippers’ shooting guard has been putting up impressive numbers that can’t be ignored.
Powell is currently averaging a career-high 21.5 points per game, shooting an efficient 50.8% from the field and 40.5% from three-point range. He has also been a key contributor on the defensive end, averaging 1.5 steals per game.
But it’s not just his scoring and defense that make Powell an All-Star candidate. He has been incredibly clutch for the Clippers, hitting game-winning shots and making big plays in crucial moments.
When you look at the advanced stats, Powell’s impact becomes even more apparent. He has a player efficiency rating (PER) of 21.2, which ranks him among the top shooting guards in the league. His true shooting percentage of 61.3% is also elite.
With the Clippers currently sitting near the top of the Western Conference standings, Powell’s contributions have been vital to their success. If he can continue to perform at this level, there’s no doubt that he deserves a spot on the All-Star team this season. It’s time for the league to start recognizing Norman Powell as one of the best in the game.
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Once the Notre Dame Football team arrived back in South Bend on Tuesday from the end of its national title game run, reality kicked in when it comes to the 2025 Irish.
Specifically, the numbers game.
On Wednesday offensive guard Sam Pendleton was the first Irish player to take advantage of the special five-day transfer portal window, with more to come.
That still leaves Notre Dame at 103 scholarship commitments for 2025, 18 over the 85-man NCAA max if that limit indeed stays in place. That could all change after April 7 or not as the NCAA college sports model continues its seismic evolution, prodded by court cases and Congress.
Even with an elevated scholarship limit, the path to playing time for the former starting left offensive guard was extremely narrow. Pendleton, a former four-star prospect, will have three years of eligibility at his new school, since he redshirted in 2023, as a freshman.
With Pendleton, Notre Dame will have potentially returned eight offensive lineman with starting experience in 2024 and a ninth, tackle Tosh Baker, with prior starting experience earlier in his career.
And young prodigies like freshman Guerby Lambert and five-star incoming freshman Wll Black. With Pendleton’s imminent departure, there are still 23 offensive linemen on the 2025 roster, including four newcomers.
Pendleton was a surprise storyline in August training camp, beating out two seniors with starting experience, Rocco Spindler and Pat Coogan, for the starting left guard spot. He ended up starting seven games for the Irish and playing in 13 of the 16 as an O-linemen.
Coogan and Spindler ending up being replacement starters when injuries hit the offensive line hard in mid-September. And when Billy Schrauth returned from injury in October, Coogan and Spindler remained starters, and Pendleton became a reserve after ND’s 31-13 win in Atlanta on Oct. 19 over Georgia Tech.
Pendleton only played a total of four snaps over ND’s final three regular-season games.
He did fill in for an injured Spindler at right guard in the Dec. 20 College Football Playoff win over Indiana, when Spindler sprained an ankle. But Pendleton did not play an offensive snap thereafter in the games against Georgia, Penn State and Ohio State.
Pro Football Focus gave him a season film grade of 63.2, sixth-best among the eight offensive linemen who made at least one start for the Irish in the 2024 season.
The special transfer portal window runs through the end of the day on Saturday for all members of the Notre Dame and Ohio State teams. The Buckeyes defeated the Irish 34-23, on Monday night in Atlanta in the CFP National Championship Game.
Three Irish players migrated to the transfer portal when it opened on Dec. 9, two of whom didn’t play a down for the Irish this season — defensive tackle Tyson Ford and defensive end Aiden Gobaira.
The third, cornerback Jaden Mickey, elected to redshirt after Game 4 this season to preserve a season of eligibility and add that to his reserve at his new school.
Both Ford and Mickey transferred to Cal. Gobaira has landed at James Madison.
After a tough decision, Notre Dame offensive guard Sam Pendleton has announced his intention to transfer from the program. Pendleton, a talented player with a bright future, found himself stuck in a numbers game at Notre Dame, unable to secure a starting role on the offensive line.
Despite his hard work and dedication, Pendleton faced stiff competition from other talented players at his position. With limited playing time available, Pendleton made the difficult choice to seek opportunities elsewhere where he can showcase his skills and contribute on the field.
As Pendleton prepares to start a new chapter in his football career, Notre Dame fans wish him the best of luck and thank him for his contributions to the program. His determination and perseverance will surely serve him well in his future endeavors, and we look forward to seeing him succeed wherever he lands next. Good luck, Sam Pendleton!
