Orangezoo
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Ugh, remove that damn Pitt loss at home and I reallly think we’re in easy right now.
Yeah it's a lock if we get that back.
Ugh, remove that damn Pitt loss at home and I reallly think we’re in easy right now.
I also think that the ranking should be based on where they were when you played them.
What happens if a great team you beat, suddenly loses a star and plummets later in the season? Why should you lose a Q1 win? Similar. A team without a star you beat, gets him back and suddenly becomes elite. Thats a bogus Q1 win.
I will say that JB has a great point! Every single one of our quad 1 games have been on the road. All of our quad 1 games at home were cancelled. Out of that list, how many of those teams have quad 1 road wins vs all there wins at home?Well 1-6 is worse than all of the teams you listed there so not sure what you're tryin to show us that is a good thing.
I wonder where Colgate falls if they lost to SU..Here's my issue with the NET rankings, especially this year.
A Q1 win is -30, N1-50, or A1-75
That is based on the NET. We are in TOURNAMENT week, and Colgate is #8. They have played 3 teams this year.
So if we played Colgate pre ACCT, it would have been our biggest win of the season... come on lol
I mean, 14.3% is the lowest win percentage of any team on that list...I think we are in after the win today. The knock being used against us by Lunardi and others is lack of Quad 1 wins. It's inconsistent with how they are viewing other bubble teams. A comparison vs Quad 1
- Cuse 1-6
- Drake 1-2
- Xavier 1-2
- Louisville 1-5
- UNC 2-8
- UCLA 2-6
- Colorado State 2-3
- Boise State 2-4
- St. Louis 2-2
- VCU 2-4
- Georgia Tech 2-6
I think we are in after the win today. The knock being used against us by Lunardi and others is lack of Quad 1 wins. It's inconsistent with how they are viewing other bubble teams. A comparison vs Quad 1
- Cuse 1-6
- Drake 1-2
- Xavier 1-2
- Louisville 1-5
- UNC 2-8
- UCLA 2-6
- Colorado State 2-3
- Boise State 2-4
- St. Louis 2-2
- VCU 2-4
- Georgia Tech 2-6
teams dont usually fall to much when losing to a team above them on neutral siteWe might not have a single Q1 win tomorrow morning if State drops 8 spots lol
Funny you say that, I keep getting this sense that we are going to play UCLA.ucla's beat Marquette at home and Arizona twice their best wins. imo, with marquette being= to nc on the road, those are no better than our 3 ncstate wins. They play tomorrow.
But we have two home games against Louisville and Florida State cancelled. If we won one of the two, which is very likely because of our good record at home this year, we would be 2-7. Not the worst of the bunch.
We might not have a single Q1 win tomorrow morning if State drops 8 spots lol
no thats for at large spots only aq teams that are already in the field or win there tournament add additional slots for at largesSo they only have 3 teams left to knockout ?
So they only have 3 teams left to knockout ?
My guess is we are the only team that played every one of their quad one games on the road. The committee must take this into account.I mean, 14.3% is the lowest win percentage of any team on that list...
So we just have to be in the 12 of the 21 that are still leftThere are 31 AQ's this year (minus the Ivys)
37 at large slots.
Sounds like they've locked in 25 of the 37. The rest of us are fighting for the last 12.
I posted this in another thread, but as I expect, and someone else correctly pointed out, it would be difficult for NC St to drop 8 spots after taking a Q1 loss (we are a Q1 team to NC St on a neutral court).We might not have a single Q1 win tomorrow morning if State drops 8 spots lol
I’m hoping they don’t drop more than a couple spots. They might because it’s a blowout and efficiency numbers play a small part in the formula but like you said I don’t know exactly how it’s calculated.I posted this in another thread, but as I expect, and someone else correctly pointed out, it would be difficult for NC St to drop 8 spots after taking a Q1 loss (we are a Q1 team to NC St on a neutral court).
I'm just not totally sure, given I don't know the exact NET ranking formula.
I think that if UL loses today we replace them. The only thing they have on us is they beat Seton Hall early on and they won at Duke. We played more games and won our ACCT game. So if they lose today I think we flip. That puts us in a much stronger position and somewhat reduces the stress of tomorrow. We win tomorrow and it's not even a question whether we are in.