ACC OCC

[GFTakedown]

ACC 71 wins and 23 losses (0.755) 3 ranked
AAC 45 wins and 15 losses (0.750) 3 ranked
BE 46 wins and 14 losses (0.766) 2 ranked
Big1o 68 wins and 13 losses (0.840) 5 ranked
Big12 49 wins and 12 losses (0.803) 4 ranked
Pac12 58 wins and 16 losses (0.783) 3 ranked
SEC 59 wins and 20 losses (0.746) 2 ranked

Losses
Duke loses to Kansas
Virginia loses to VCU
NC State loses to Cinn
Maryland loses to UConn
Maryland loses to Oregon St
BC loses to Providence
BC loses to UConn(*)
WF lost to Kansas(*)
FSU lost to Mich(*)
BC loses to UConn(*)
GT loses to Dayton
Miami loses to St. Francis Brooklyn
Miami loses to UCF
Miami loses to GW
VT loses to South Carolina Upstate
UNC loses to Belmont
ND loses to Indiana State
NC State loses to NC Central
BC loses to UMass
BC loses to Toledo
GT loses to Ole Miss (*)
VT loses to MSU(1)(*)
VT loses to Seton Hall (*)
Clemson loses to UMass (*)

Good Wins
Clemson beat South Carolina
Virginia Tech beat WVU
FSU beat VCU(*)
BC beat Washington(*)
Duke beat Alabama(*)
SU beat Minn(*)
SU beat Cali(*)
SU beat Baylor(*)
Pitt beat TT(*)
Pitt beat Stanford(*)
WF beat USC (*)
UNC beat Louisville(*)
Maryland beat Providence(*)

Upcoming Matchups
Pitt vs PSU
Pitt vs Cinn
SU vs Indiana
SU vs SJU
SU vs Villanova
Clemson vs Ark
Clemson vs Aub
FSU vs Florida
FSU vs Minn
GT vs SJ/PSU (*)
GT vs Illinois
GT vs Vandy
UVA vs TAMU(*)
UVA vs Wisc (12)
UVA vs Tenn
Clemson vs Georgia(*)
Clemson vs Nebraska(*)
Miami vs Marquette(25)(*)
Miami vs Arizona St.(*)
VT vs VCU(10)
Duke vs Arizona(5) (*)
Duke vs Michigan (14)
Duke vs UCLA (22)
UNC vs Mich St(1)
UNC vs Kentucky(4)
UNC vs Texas
ND vs OSU(8)
ND vs Iowa
ND vs Indiana
NC State vs Tenn
NC State vs Mizz
NC State vs NW
Maryland vs OSU(8)
BC vs VCU(10)
BC vs USC
BC vs Purdue
BC vs Auburn

* Preseason tourney

 

[orange79]

I have a feeling as the year goes on, that VT win over WVU will look less and less 'good'.

 

[Frozen]

Not to split hairs, but is there such thing as a "good loss?" There might be losses that don't hurt you as much as others, but I have never used the phrase "a good loss." I mean, Oregon State has been predicted to finish anywhere from 9th to dead last in the Pac-12 and at best is an NIT team. How is that a good loss for Maryland?

 

[cusetown1]

I have a feeling as the year goes on, that VT win over WVU will look less and less 'good'.

ACC OCC VT W Vs NIT WVU.?

 

[GFTakedown]

Not to split hairs, but is there such thing as a "good loss?" There might be losses that don't hurt you as much as others, but I have never used the phrase "a good loss." I mean, Oregon State has been predicted to finish anywhere from 9th to dead last in the Pac-12 and at best is an NIT team. How is that a good loss for Maryland?

When it comes to RPI and SOS, a loss against Oregon St won't hurt as much in the RPI compared to Indiana St. Indiana State's SOS will only decrease when they hit in-conference compared to Oregon State's SOS which will increase. Unfortunately, the system is broken when it comes to this but a loss to a stronger conference is better than a weaker conference.

 

[Alsacs]

BC vs UConn is a game to watch tonight. BC has the offense to make this game compelling if they can hold UConn under 70 I think they can win this game. The ACC has sucked thus far, but college basketball this year IMO is not the season of parity its going to like 2008 when all 4 #1 seeds made the Final Four in San Antonio. I think the gap between the top 10 and rest of the nation is bigger than it has these past few years.