Guess the NET tomorrow….

[WhichReligionIsRight]

79.

This NET thing is the dumbest ****ing metric I've ever seen in my life.

One bad ****ing loss in November and six quad one wins, and there's 70 teams ahead of us? **** off

I've never heard of it before this season. What happened to RPI?

I'm not a fan of the net ranking, either, but RU's low rating is also because we have two other Quad 3 losses - plus Lafayette. And our SOS is poor. That said, one can only hope the selection committee worships at the Church of What's Happening Lately. An amazing February is far more important than a crappy November. Can I get an amen?

 

[theRU]

After knocking off 4 top25 teams straight, how are we not ranked?

 

[fluoxetine]

75 lol

 

[kcg88]

75 lol

Right behind a 13-9 Wichita State team. Northwestern (1-10 in Q1) is rated 66th.

IMO this formula seems too weighted on efficiency and not enough weight on "wins vs. quality opponents"

 

[S_Janowski]

75 - a bunch of teams lost or didn’t play but they moved up.

Was actually joking with this prediction but I bet it’s what played out haha.

 

[RUtrumpet92]

Vermont wins at #252 New Hampshire by 21 and jumps from #74 to #69.

We passed the following teams:
Iona (went from 75 to 76)
Vanderbilt (76 to 77)
Toledo (77 to 79)
Towson (78 to 80)
Virginia (79 to 81)
Cincinnati (80 to 83)

Teams with more than our six Q1 wins:
Iowa State 8-7
Marquette 7-6
Alabama 7-5
Wisconsin 8-4
Purdue 8-4
Kansas 8-3
Auburn 7-2
Baylor 9-4

There are a few others with six.

 

[OntheBanks]

Note, there will be many teams rated below 70 that will not make the Tournament.
Remember 32 conference champs will automatically make the list. Winners of American East, Atlantic Sun, SWAC, Big Sky, Big South and others like them will get in.

NCAA basketball tournament selection process - Wikipedia

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