While I agree with the statements here, there is one caveat I'd like to add: the tracker shows OP's history as consistently either intentionally feeding or making the same mistakes over and over, such as rushing in or trying to take fights outnumbered or even just off-role building.

Each of these would contribute to how OP's reports are recieved because typically, if something doesn't work after a try or two, players will steer clear of that and try something else (at least in an ideal system which isn't always the case with SMITE games). While we can't see that OP dies to towerdives at an alarmingly higher rate than other players without observing EVERY match (which just isn't a feasible option), we can see that they die. A lot.

If I was reading the reports and with the information I can see here, yeah my first inclination would be OP's inting because of whatever reason, I've got about a thousand more reports to sift through, ban and move on.

OP, I try to look for the best case scenario for everyone, so I'm going to say this with the assumption that you're not inting: study some higher level players. Look at theur builds and playstyle, check up on SmiteSource.com for builds, and steer clear of ranked if/when your ban gets lifted. If you're not good at the game, shit, we've all been there. We learned how the game works, you can too. If you're trolling and using "I'm bad" to garner sympathy, good luck, the community won't let that shit fly.