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[QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 568109, member: 43"]
Even if SU is 1-3 in those games they still have the schedule to get an at large bid.
There are two three game stretches where SU should be 5-1 at worst.
 
After the Hopkins game they play a stretch of Providence, Nova, and Canisius.  They really should be 3-0 against those three, the only remotely difficult game I see is at Nova.  I know GO thinks at Providence could be an issue but I just dont see it.
 
Later in the year after the tough run of Princeton on the road and home to Cornell ( dont see anyway we win that game), we then have Rutgers (home), Hobart (home) and at Gtown.  This should be another 3-0 stretch, Rutgers is beyond awful and Gtown isnt much better.  Only possible issue is Hobart, there a good offensive team this year, with Mullins out this could be a closer game then it should be.  Still between those games, SU should be 5-1 at the absoulte worst, and hopefully will be 6-0.  At that point they simply need to steal one from either Princeton or ND.  I dont see us beating Cornell, thats a horrific matchup and without Mullins forget it.
 
It would be pretty big to get a W this Saturday, hoping we can pull it off.
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