ESPN's power rankings reinforces my theory that ESPN "experts" only ever watch games aired on ESPN.
Again, I was referring to ESPN's rankings, whose 'experts' have us down @ 9th, 10th, 11th, etc.That may be so, but did you really expect us to jump Louisville in both polls? They were ranked #2 and lost to the current #2, the day after beating #13 Mizzou.
Again, I was referring to ESPN's rankings, whose 'experts' have us down @ 9th, 10th, 11th, etc.
Again, I was referring to ESPN's rankings, whose 'experts' have us down @ 9th, 10th, 11th, etc.
Again, I was referring to ESPN's rankings, whose 'experts' have us down @ 9th, 10th, 11th, etc.
I've listened to ESPNU's podcast weekly over the last month, and the only mention of SU so far this season is a quick gloss-over of the SDSU game during which Andy Katz had to defer entirely to his co-host for the entire analysis before quickly moving on. Was plainly obvious Katz hadn't seen any of the game.
It's such an insulated culture up there in Bristol. Their little peons create highlight montages of just their network's games and then they BS their way through each segment.
That may be so, but did you really expect us to jump Louisville in both polls? They were ranked #2 and lost to the current #2, the day after beating #13 Mizzou.
I'm actually surprised that Duke hasn't taken #1 yet. I know you can't lose your rank by winning games, but whatever, Duke has a crazy November schedule and so far they're proving they're a great team this season.
Kind of a circular logic, no? Current #2 would not be current #2 if L'ville had won that game. Plus they were lucky to beat UNI. So yes, I expected that.