The entirety of this update:
Oklahoma from an 8 to a 9. Ole Miss is the swap team.
And reordering the teams within last 4 out. The more I look at it, the more real the chance is that UNCG gets 2006 Hofstra'd by Furman.
The 1 line: Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Gonzaga
The 2 line: Duke, LSU, Tennessee, Michigan St
The 3 line: Houston, Texas Tech, Michigan, Purdue
The 4 line: Florida St, Kansas, Wisconsin, Kansas St
The 5 line: Virginia Tech, Maryland, Mississippi St, Marquette
The 6 line: Auburn, Buffalo, Nevada, Villanova
The 7 line: Wofford, Louisville, Iowa St, Cincinnati
The 8 line: Baylor, VCU, UCF, Ole Miss
The 9 line: Syracuse, Seton Hall, Arizona St, Oklahoma
The 10 line: Iowa, Washington, Minnesota, St John's
The 11 line: St Mary's, Utah St, Florida, Temple
The 12 line: Ohio St, TCU, Indiana, Belmont, Murray St, New Mexico St
The 13 line: Liberty, Old Dominion, Northeastern, UC Irvine
The 14 line: Vermont, Georgia St, Harvard, Northern Kentucky
The 15 line: Bradley, Colgate, Montana, Gardner-Webb
The 16 line: Sam Houston St, North Dakota St, Iona, Fairleigh Dickinson, Prairie View A&M, Norfolk St
Next 4 in:
St John's
Utah St
Florida
Temple
Last 4 in:
Ohio St
TCU
Indiana
Belmont
Last 4 out:
North Carolina St
Furman
UNC Greensboro
Texas
Next 4 out:
Lipscomb
Clemson
Alabama
Georgetown
6 comments:
Furman would get in before uncg. Also Oregon is a bubble team now, and people have to deal with it.
BPI must be broken there should be no way in hell Clemson is in and I think NC State should not be in as well but not sure the committee keeps them out but with Non conf SOS of 353 (out of 353) they deserve to be out.
Paul SabinESPN Analytics
BPI projects that NC State is now squarely in the field but that Clemson still has a 74 percent chance with a loss to make the tournament based its 29th best BPI and 39th best SOR entering the day.
Oregon is not a bubble team. A bubble team means you can lose in your conf tournament and still have a shot to get a bid. Oregon is not getting at large bid their only chance is to win pac 12 tournament thus they are not a bubble team.
I get the Furman argument but I don't think they are getting Hofstra'd.
UNCG has 0 losses outside top 41 NET.
Furman has a very bad Q4 loss. Furman non conf SOS is 273.
UNCG beat Furamn twice. I think both are out but I think UNCG would get in 1st.
Oregon is a bubble team in that I can see them get to last 4 out....but it's a really long road to get all the way there. I had them 11th team out; not inconceivable they jump half those spots....it's the other half that matters.
For Furman, I'm still thinking signature wins matter....and they're the ones with a win over a tournament team. I'm having trouble getting around that one.
I agree with you on both, the comitee loves signature wins and uncg has none and Furman has one. Also I don't know if Oregon can get an at large but I'm not ruling it out, they may have just enough if they lose the title to get to dayton
Texas Tech - What the ?
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