Originally posted by ShockerFever
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
2021 NET Rankings Thread (Initial rankings 1/4/21)
Collapse
X
-
Updated for 1/21
Resume Analysis right now. Right now it's definitely a better resume than some teams that are projected in (cough Drake cough).
Pros:
Q1 Road win
No losses outside Q1/Q2. 3 of 4 losses are to currently ranked teams
Only 1 Q4 game
Strong SOS and RPI
Cons:
Only 1 Q1 win
Bad NET and KP (analytical measures are killing us)
Next few games have multiple Q1/Q2 opportunities. Need at least 1 of the Q1 games and probably drop no more than 1 of the Q2 games.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Stickboy46 View PostUpdated for 1/21
Resume Analysis right now. Right now it's definitely a better resume than some teams that are projected in (cough Drake cough).
Pros:
Q1 Road win
No losses outside Q1/Q2. 3 of 4 losses are to currently ranked teams
Only 1 Q4 game
Strong SOS and RPI
Cons:
Only 1 Q1 win
Bad NET and KP (analytical measures are killing us)
Next few games have multiple Q1/Q2 opportunities. Need at least 1 of the Q1 games and probably drop no more than 1 of the Q2 games.
Comment
-
My original prediction of what we need down the stretch still stands. Go 1-1 in Q1, lose no more than one Q2 and no more than one Q3 game remaining and we should be in.
It would be hilarious in a not funny sort of way if we had a great KP rank all those years but didn’t really benefit from it because the rest of our resume was MVC and then this year we have have a solid resume but crappy KP/NET and they use that to keep us out.
I don’t think that will happen because those ranks will improve if we continue to win games even if it is at a glacial pace.
I also think if it’s close that we should get some sort of partial credit for OSU considering our COVID circumstances at the time. That’s probably a tough case to make though since all of our main contributors technically played that game albeit in a limited fashion and weren’t really able to practice leading up to the game. I understand it will be difficult for the committee to parse such things.
- Likes 1
Comment
-
Originally posted by Shockm View Post
Why can the analytical metrics not measure what we are currently doing? We are playing a lot of good teams and winning even though by not very much. Drake for example (and many others) play lots of bad teams and win by a lot. C'mon Mathematicians. Figure it out.
If we just continue to win all that will take care of itself regardless of how much we win by.
Comment
-
It might have been Stick that said we started the season ranked much lower due to our player turnover and GGG leaving. I also remember reading on one of the anylitical sites that we would have started the season roughly 40 positions higher if 3G was still the coach. Looks like that has set us up for failure. Even if we beat Houston and split with SMU, aren't we only moving up 15-20 spots, which still puts us outside looking in. Right?
Just can't believe the AAC is a one bid league. But it's starting to look that way.
Comment
-
Originally posted by pie n eye View Post
It all comes down to margin of victory. If we beat teams by more our ranks would improve more quickly.
If we just continue to win all that will take care of itself regardless of how much we win by.
Comment
-
Originally posted by wichshock65 View PostIt might have been Stick that said we started the season ranked much lower due to our player turnover and GGG leaving. I also remember reading on one of the anylitical sites that we would have started the season roughly 40 positions higher if 3G was still the coach. Looks like that has set us up for failure. Even if we beat Houston and split with SMU, aren't we only moving up 15-20 spots, which still puts us outside looking in. Right?
Just can't believe the AAC is a one bid league. But it's starting to look that way.
We can move up more than 15-20 spots but it will take some really good win. We could move up 10+ points just by beating SMU handily this weekend. Will that happen? I don't know.
Even if we only move up 15-20 spots though, we would still be well within the boundaries of teams that have gotten a bid before. It would be preferred to be Top 50 for sure, but teams in the 70s have gotten bids in the past.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Shockm View Post
But you are not answering the question that I had. We PLAYED GOOD TEAMS and WON while Drake PLAYS BAD TEAMS and WINS BIG. Their analytic system sucks. Drake would lose to these good teams if they played them.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Shockm View Post
But you are not answering the question that I had. We PLAYED GOOD TEAMS and WON while Drake PLAYS BAD TEAMS and WINS BIG. Their analytic system sucks. Drake would lose to these good teams if they played them.
I don’t know the particulars but they basically just take historical data of how a team ranked X in KenPom has done against a team ranked Y. If Team X over performs that expectation they move up. Underperform and they move down.
It’s not a perfect system and I think, like others have stated, in a year like this especially considering this particular WSU teams circumstances that they are being underrated by the analytics.
The NCAA isn’t being seeded today so this is all irrelevant outside of it being something fun to discuss.
If WSU takes care of business down the stretch the analytic rankings will all sort themselves out by the final game and WSU will have a respectable resume that should get them in the NCAA tournament. The path is there now they just have to continue to improve and find ways to win.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Shockm View Post
But you are not answering the question that I had. We PLAYED GOOD TEAMS and WON while Drake PLAYS BAD TEAMS and WINS BIG. Their analytic system sucks. Drake would lose to these good teams if they played them.
I'm not even giving this a second thought as of today. This team controls it's destiny. If they go 1-4 against UH, SMU, Memphis they don't deserve to get in, and if they win these games, they will get in. These guys aren't going to be left out if they deserve to be in. Not worried.
- Likes 6
Comment
-
Originally posted by Shockm View Post
Why can the analytical metrics not measure what we are currently doing? We are playing a lot of good teams and winning even though by not very much. Drake for example (and many others) play lots of bad teams and win by a lot. C'mon Mathematicians. Figure it out.
Comment
-
Originally posted by wichshock65 View PostJust can't believe the AAC is a one bid league. But it's starting to look that way.
FINAL FOURS:
1965, 2013
NCAA Tournament:
1964, 1965, 1976, 1981, 1985, 1987, 1988, 2006, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021
NIT Champs - 1 (2011)
AP Poll History of Wichita St:
Number of Times Ranked: 157
Number of Times Ranked #1: 1
Number of Times Top 5: 32 (Most Recent - 2017)
Number of Times Top 10: 73 (Most Recent - 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017)
Highest Recent AP Ranking:
#3 - Dec. 2017
#2 ~ March 2014
Highest Recent Coaches Poll Ranking:
#2 ~ March 2014
Finished 2013 Season #4
- Likes 1
Comment
-
Originally posted by pie n eye View Post
It all comes down to margin of victory. If we beat teams by more our ranks would improve more quickly.
If we just continue to win all that will take care of itself regardless of how much we win by.
Its new day, winning is no longer good enough.
Comment
Comment