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Daily Tracking the NET: now 102

Our NET jumped up 3 to 89.
Our NET SOS is 10. SOR 72
Guess 13 Q1s out of 26 games does that for you.

Q1(3-10), 0-2 vs/@ # 2, 0-2 vs/@ #17, 1-0 vs #22,
0-1 @ #23, 0-1 @ #25, 0-1 N #28, 0-1 @ #61,
1-0 @ #62, 0-1 @ #67, 1-0 @ #72, 0-1 @ #74

Q2s(3-1), N #51 Princeton L 1 away from Q1
Ws vs #43 Nebraska, vs #52 NW, @ #122 UM
 
NET plummets to 98

Maryland up to 67

Michigan at 120, worst in Big 10

Minnesota now 78 is no longer Q1 loss

Bryant at 163 is no longer Q3 win
 
NET plummets to 98

Maryland up to 67

Michigan at 120, worst in Big 10

Minnesota now 78 is no longer Q1 loss

Bryant at 163 is no longer Q3 win
Damn, might finish over 100, ugly year, with JWill return we had an outside shot for tourney, NIT seemed very likely and net was rising. Now here we are ready to crack the century mark.
 
We will finish between 80 and 115. How we play in our four remaining regular-season games and the B1G tourney will decide it. I'm guessing we'll be at 95 on Selection Sunday. Hoping for better, of course.
 
Rutgers' NET ranking remains at 98.

Really enjoyed Scott Van Pelt's NET segment last night...

he is right yet Lunardi and a bunch of other metric guys are pushing back hard on this and they are somehow using BYU winning at Kansas as proof which doesnt make sense especially since Kansas had a key player out
 
he is right yet Lunardi and a bunch of other metric guys are pushing back hard on this and they are somehow using BYU winning at Kansas as proof which doesnt make sense especially since Kansas had a key player out
I saw what Van Pelt/Clemson coach had to say, especially the part about how bumped up net numbers can benefit an entire conference. Van Pelt also said, there is nothing to stop other conferences from scheduling like the Big 12, so they could just schedule in a similar pattern and then play each other in conference with bumped up Net rankings. The Clemson coach almost made it sound like it was a price fixing or collusion scheme, like all the teams were on board with this scheduling in non conference play to get a benefit later in conference play. Not sure he’s accurate about that part.
 
Big12 with 8 or 9 Q4s, 7 out of 10

45 Cincy Q4 9-0, +176, 19.7 pts, NET OOC 317
43 Tx Tech Q4 9-0, +182, 20.2 pts, OOC 313
34 Texas Q4 9-0, +180, 20.0 pts, OOC 216
10 BYU Q4 9-0, +335, 37.2 pts, OOC 302
8 Iowa St Q4 9-0, +337, 37.4 pts, OOC 331
42 OU Q4 8-0, +221, 27.6 pts, OOC 281
38 TCU Q4 8-0, +237, 29.6 pts, OOC 323

Houston 7, Baylor 5, Kansas 4

Guess next year, we will be going back to 6,7 sub 300 teams.
 
Big12 with 8 or 9 Q4s, 7 out of 10

45 Cincy Q4 9-0, +176, 19.7 pts, NET OOC 317
43 Tx Tech Q4 9-0, +182, 20.2 pts, OOC 313
34 Texas Q4 9-0, +180, 20.0 pts, OOC 216
10 BYU Q4 9-0, +335, 37.2 pts, OOC 302
8 Iowa St Q4 9-0, +337, 37.4 pts, OOC 331
42 OU Q4 8-0, +221, 27.6 pts, OOC 281
38 TCU Q4 8-0, +237, 29.6 pts, OOC 323

Houston 7, Baylor 5, Kansas 4

Guess next year, we will be going back to 6,7 sub 300 teams.
The problem we struggle with at least 2 so it doesnt work. Liu and stonehill disaster responsible for 10-15 spots
 
Here's the B1G standings generator,


Having a little fun, there are scenarios that we could finish 4th place winning out, Wisconsin, Nebraska losing out with all the teams we lose tie breakers finishing below us, and multiple 5th-8th place finishes with tie breakers if we go on another 4 game win streak. 🙃😉😂😂.

4th place
Maryland winning 2
Ohio St winning 2, lose to us
Iowa lose 2, Wisc, Nebraska lose 3
Mich St(1-2 or lower), Minnesota can be 1-2 or 2-1, not 3-0
 
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What matters to me is losing to Penn State and Maryland at the RAC scoring only 46 points.Rutgers would be 17-11 right now with nine league wins.The lack of consistent scoring has been the reason for the dismal record with only three games remaining.
 
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