OrangeXtreme
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looks correct.I think I worked out the various scenarios for the ACC Tournament (assuming head-to-head results are tie-breakers):
1. If we beat UNC we're the #1 seed and will play the winner of the Duke-Virginia game
2. If we lose to UNC and Duke beats Virginia we'll be the #4 seed and play Notre Dame
3. If we lose to UNC and Virginia beats Duke we'll be the #3 seed and play UNC for the 2nd week in a row
Anyone else have anything different?
months ago, the subject came up on another site. the 4 vs 5 game hadn't been done in a number of years, and i thought they'd done it at least several years. iirc, it was only once when i looked it up.Someone in one of the threads (Duke Gameday?) mentioned a 4 vs. 5 game in the ACCT. I thought it was just the top 4, with #5 SOL. So I googled it.
lol - let's just say AI needs a little more work...
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Kinda proves the "artificial" in "artificial intelligence".Someone in one of the threads (Duke Gameday?) mentioned a 4 vs. 5 game in the ACCT. I thought it was just the top 4, with #5 SOL. So I googled it.
lol - let's just say AI needs a little more work...
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don't look now, but the hoos flying up the rankings after the yuge win vs the leopards.
Pretty similar to US Lax's version. Syracuse on the road to Columbus again. Again though, sounds like they are right on the bubble.
- The Orange and Michigan also have similar résumés, and that’s a very important threshold — bubble in vs. bubble out. They have the same number of quality wins, ’Cuse has a better RPI, Michigan has a much better SOS, and I’ll give the edge to the Orange right now based on the only thing I was able to glean from the Committee’s Top 10 ranking this week: an emphasis on record.