Took a look at Big 10 standings this morning. Wow. 5 teams tied for 3rd. Lose tonight we drop to 7th.
the NET of 87 makes it a non starter that they would get an at large, a loss to SW Bumblebee St would only bring it down further
Great Job on this! Let's hope RU can win 2 more (minimum) and go dancing.
Quick question, would a tourney win be considered a Road/Neutral game? Hypothetically if RU loses the last 3 road games, but then wins 1 or more tourney games... are we off the road win schneid?
If you are eliminating SFA from at large discussion you have to take out Liberty....if you respond with anything that has the letters NET in it I am coming after Sweet Pee
You gonna fix the typo in the title?
Nevermind. I just got it. LOLOL
Nice job bac
Good job as well - which raised another issue.
What are the values of wins and losses in conference tourneys?
See as regular season?
Bac, I must say you certainly do a wonderful job on this every year. You should probably be on TV before some of the other bracket predictors. I know you sure save me a lot of work on research.
no...Northern Iowa and Cincinnati are projected automatic bid winners from the Missouri Valley and the AAC respectively. Just wanted to include them for seeding purposes
Northern Iowa has a shot as an at large but a loss last week put that in doubt. Cincy right now has a tiebreak over Houston in the AAC. Currently if they were an at large, Cincy probably would be an 11 seed but avoiding the play in games
The thing I don't understand about this is that there are such elaborate write-ups on all these teams but then no write-up on a team like Cincinnati just because they are technically the auto-bid if the season ended now but there's probably like a 25-30 percent chance or so of Cincy actually getting the AAC autobid with a 70 percent chance or so of them needing at at-large so a full examination of the bubble certainly includes teams like Cincy, Northern Iowa, etc. who may technically be in first place now (or in the case of Cincy not anymore after Wed night) but are quite likely to lose in their conference tournament because of the competitiveness of the conference tournaments at neutral sites.
After last night, Georgetown out and NC State in??LAST 4 IN: UTAH STATE, ALABAMA, GEORGETOWN, WICHITA STATE
LAST 4 OUT: RICHMOND, STANFORD, EAST TENNESSEE STATE, PURDUE
After last night, Georgetown out and NC State in??
The Michigan game was a must win in so many ways in rankings and taking off so much pressure on the team to win on the road.Yikes....with indiana win and RU loss we are currently team #10 in B1G NCAA pecking order.
Yikes....with indiana win and RU loss we are currently team #10 in B1G NCAA pecking order.
Unmagic number for Minny is 2
Unmagic number for Purdue is 2
I am talking hit those numbers and they are eliminated from at large conversation for good. LOCKED in a BAD way
I think we still are above Indiana a few spots. Just eyeballing, I see us as a 9 and they as a 10 still. If they beat PSU they shoot up but if not...
1. Stop it with the NET. I am coming after SP and will bring a taser so I am not bittentwo spots behind right now..both on the 9 line...
Rutgers best wins: Seton Hall, Penn State, Wisconsin, Illinois, Purdue, SF Austin
Indiana best wins: Florida State, Michigan State, Ohio State, Iowa, at Minnesota
close but RU is 33 in the NET to Indiana 59...huge gap..
1. Stop it with the NET. I am coming after SP and will bring a taser so I am not bitten
2. Dont put SFA in a best wins column
3. lets look at OOC......sorry I have BART here
US and them in order
21 FSU 23 SHU
57 ArkaNSAS 108 pITT
65 nOTRE dAME 117 St Bonnie
69 Puke On 121 SFA
80 LA Tech 189 UMASS
120 SD State 211 Lafayette
165 Princeton 226 Drexel
167 Portland 249 Bryant
Unfortunately I think Big 10 only gets 8 teams and one of the above will be left out.Big 10 seeds
2 Maryland
4 Penn State
6 Michigan State
6 Ohio State
6 Iowa
6 Michigan
7 Illinois
7 Wisconsin
9 Rutgers
9 Indiana
Idea that we have to ignore SFA and the NET? Huh?
Unfortunately I think Big 10 only gets 8 teams and one of the above will be left out.