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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5012321, member: 1969"]
I wanted bubble chaos this week and we certainly got it.

As a reminder. from my first post, here was the matrix consensus entering this week.  Bolded teams have now moved from in to out.

Rankings (out of 51)
[B]Seton Hall[/B] 51
Miss St 49
[B]Virginia[/B] 49
[B]St John's[/B] 47   
Colorado 43
[B]Indiana St[/B] 33
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New Mexico 28
Villanova 13
[B]Texas A&M[/B] 12
Wake 2
Pitt 2
Providence 2

[B]The bolded teams didn't even do that badly, but the bracket busters did chaos that I have never seen,

Indiana St[/B] didn't even play - they went from 65% in to 2% per today.

[B]Seton Hall[/B] lost to St. John's -- I'm sure many called them a lock / very high even if they lose that game.   They go from being on 100% of the brackets, to being on 8% today.

[B]St. John's[/B] actually got a huge win over Seton Hall. and played well against UConn.   They fall from 92% in, to 31% in.
[B]
Virginia, [/B]went 1-1 against average teams at the time.    Nothing really good, but not typically disastrous either causing you to go from 98% to 5% today.

[B]
I also highlighted Texas A&M.   [/B]They seemed to finally get respect from the matrix.   Yes they got two wins, but they jumped well ahead of teams that had 1 themsleves.   [I]For those reading my posts for the last week before start of conference week, I said they were the one team that was underrated by the matrix and should get more respect. [/I]  I think the quality win number (including 3 OOC Q1 victories) just got too much for them to be ignored.
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