2022-2023 NET/RPI Rankings

[WstateU]

Tulane is 87 on Kenpom. We got our 1st top 100 win this year. Houston is number 1 so that would be huge if we could beat them down at their place. Highly unlikely but weird things happen in college basketball.

[SubGod22]

02.26.23 NET

AAC

38 - Memphis
94 - Tulane
116 - Wichita
127 - Temple
151 - USF
200 - SMU
208 - ECU
323 - Tulsa

CUSA 6

19 - FAU
50 - North Texas
57 - UAB
104 - Charlotte
175 - Rice
302 - UTSA

FAU is receiving votes still. 30 and 31 respectively

Memphis is getting AP votes. Would be 38th.

03.05.23 NET

AAC

34 - Memphis
100 - Tulane
108 - Wichita
121 - Temple
154 - USF
209 - ECU
210 - SMU
323 - Tulsa

CUSA 6

15 - FAU
39 - North Texas
57 - UAB
111 - Charlotte
195 - Rice
288 - UTSA


FAU comes in at 27 (53) in the AP.

Memphis tied at 41 (3) in the AP.

North Texas tied at 45 (1) in the AP.

Coaches poll not yet out.

[SubGod22]

03.05.23 NET

AAC

34 - Memphis
100 - Tulane
108 - Wichita
121 - Temple
154 - USF
209 - ECU
210 - SMU
323 - Tulsa

CUSA 6

15 - FAU
39 - North Texas
57 - UAB
111 - Charlotte
195 - Rice
288 - UTSA


FAU comes in at 27 (53) in the AP.

Memphis tied at 41 (3) in the AP.

North Texas tied at 45 (1) in the AP.

Coaches poll not yet out.

Final NET 3.12.23

AAC

23 - Memphis
105 - Tulane
112 - Wichita
125 - Temple
160 - USF
188 - ECU
209 - SMU
324 - Tulsa

CUSA 6

13 - FAU
38 - North Texas
57 - UAB
116 - Charlotte
202 - Rice
288 - UTSA


Rice fell off a bit towards the end of the year. They were in the 150 range for awhile.

One would expect Tulsa to improve (they can't get much worse). SMU you'd like to think will get better but it's tough to tell. ECU has some pieces to work with if they can stay together. USF is a wildcard with a coaching vacancy. Temple seemed to show some signs of life late but were inconsistent. Not sure what to think about them. Wichita obviously has a job opening so is a wildcard. Tulane should continue to improve and Memphis will be in the same boat they're usually in.

FAU should return almost everyone. I believe the same is true for North Texas and UAB. I think Charlotte, Rice and UTSA were all better than I expected coming into the year, but still have work to do. Rice has a good recruiting class and seemed to be pretty competitive this year in most of their games.