Thank God, if they did we wouldn't bother to play the games.I don’t any computer can accurately capture all the dynamics of college basketball
These statistical systems don't attempt to do anything but establish probabilities of winning or losing a single future game (for the gamblers) or rank teams (for the Tournament committee), for teams that otherwise don't play enough comparable games for w/l results to be sufficient for those tasks. They really have little other value.
With 300+ Division 1 Bball teams, just 25-35 game seasons, and a single elimination tournament, using w/l as a predictive measure isn't at all viable.The NBA's system gets quite a bit closer to having w/l being predictive, with 30 teams playing an 82 game season and 7 game series in the playoffs. Even then one has to account for issues like super teams coasting through the regular season to turn it on in the playoffs, injuries, playing hurt, etc.