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Originally posted by WuDrWu View Post
Not joking at all. I've watched Drake a few times, and I believe if my scenario plays out (26-1 ish) that they deserve to be and should be in. But I have no idea what would actually happen. I think they would struggle to be above 6 or 7 in the American, so maybe they are not in.
But while I absolutely want to see teams like Drake (and Winthrop for example) get a chance, not just this season but every season, I don't have any idea what to expect when I see Joe Lunardi's bracket have Loyola last 4 in (on an at large). I have no idea what he's looking at when he sees them in.
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A win over the Coogs at home is a must. Unless Ole Miss beats Missouri and Alabama too. And then maybe. That's NCAA reality.
Tulsa's wins over Houston (home) and Memphis (there) is much more noteworthy than us beating the Hurricane twice. We may be ahead of them in the conference but are we ahead of them in the index? If I knew I wouldn't ask.
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Originally posted by ShockingButTrue View PostA win over the Coogs at home is a must. Unless Ole Miss beats Missouri and Alabama too. And then maybe. That's NCAA reality.
Tulsa's wins over Houston (home) and Memphis (there) is much more noteworthy than us beating the Hurricane twice. We may be ahead of them in the conference but are we ahead of them in the index? If I knew I wouldn't ask.
The formula is pretty simple. Rack up as many Q1/Q2 wins as possible, avoid Q3/Q4 losses, and then hope for the best with the committee.
Good resource for this info - http://www.warrennolan.com/basketball/2021/net-nitty
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Originally posted by pie n eye View Post
... and then hope for the best with the committee.
To me, quadrant wins excuse teams barely .500 in their (P5) conference, citing kenpom even, when you know Drake could probably beat more than a few of the teams in front of them.
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Originally posted by ShockingButTrue View Post
That's the only formula that counts, or at least it seems to be. They'd like us a lot better if we beat Houston on ESPN.
I broke down the rest of the season schedule in the Bracketology thread. I know it’s a lot of words and blah blah blah, as are most of my posts.
Bottom line I think we need Tulsa and Ole Miss to get to/stay above 75 NET and go 9-3 down the stretch with one loss in each Q1-Q3 category and zero losses in Q4.
If we do that I think we will be on the bubble at a minimum, maybe even barely on the right side of the bubble. Whether or not we’re capable of it is up for debate.
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Originally posted by pie n eye View Post
Tulsa is also 1-2 in Q3 games right now so that negates some of their 2-2 record in Q1.
The formula is pretty simple. Rack up as many Q1/Q2 wins as possible, avoid Q3/Q4 losses, and then hope for the best with the committee.
Good resource for this info - http://www.warrennolan.com/basketball/2021/net-nitty
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