blind resumes

[CorduroyG]

Thats how the committee should decide the last few spots. That way theres no biases or prejudices. And no biases towards how a team finished. Heres 2 teams resumes, heres their record vs top 50, top 100, road/neutral record, etc, who you like? Majority wins. Do that with all the bubble teams.

If we get left out im convinced it will be because we finished 1-5. If you do the blind resume game with us vs other bubble teams we'd get in.

 

[721Comstock]

Thats how the committee should decide the last few spots. That way theres no biases or prejudices. And no biases towards how a team finished. Heres 2 teams resumes, heres their record vs top 50, top 100, road/neutral record, etc, who you like? Majority wins. Do that with all the bubble teams.

If we get left out im convinced it will be because we finished 1-5. If you do the blind resume game with us vs other bubble teams we'd get in.

Since when is Last 6 games even a thing?
They used to do Last 10 games like a zillion years ago, but I'm pretty sure that's gone the way of Zubaz.

I'll agree and admit, it's not a good look to finish that way, but when you look at the overall resume and results, we're probably somewhere in the middle of the pack of utter mediocrity.

We certainly have some of the best, if not THE best, good wins of any of the bubble teams:
@ Duke, vs TAMU (neutral), vs UCONN (neutral), vs ND.

 

[orangenirvana]

Let's play!

Should either of these teams make the Tournament ahead of SU?

Team A: 25-9 record, 40 RPI, 47 Sagarin, 42 KenPom, 58 BPI = 46.75 average ranking
Team B: 24-8 record, 65 RPI, 52 Sagarin, 50 KenPom, 38 BPI = 51.25 average ranking

Syracuse: 19-13 record, 71 RPI, 40 Sagarin, 40 KenPom, 39 BPI = 47.5 average ranking

 

[orangecuse]

I know they say it doesn't matter, but I sure wish those 3 early season (November) quality wins, were in mid to late February.