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I mean at this point its like playing patty cake on ya mommas breast
Tim Jessberger @tjessberger 1h
@Ben:Hillmon @BFQuinn @AlexGold @Hugeshow MSU, UM, Iowa, OSU would beat WSU 9/10 times each on a neutral court. IU/Purdue less.
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Jason Waterfalls @Paturn 20m
@tjessberger @Ben:Hillmon @BFQuinn @AlexGold @Hugeshow MIght want to look at Iowa's record against Wichita state since 2008.
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Tim Jessberger @tjessberger 5m
@Paturn I don't care about Iowa, sorry.
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Jason Waterfalls @Paturn 4m
@tjessberger Then why bring them up?
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Tim Jessberger @tjessberger 2m
@Paturn Because day to day in league play they'd win 90% of their games vs WSU. Or replace them with Wisconsin. Same result.
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Tim Jessberger @tjessberger 40s
@Paturn Iowa this year*, not past years. We're talking about this year.
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Jason Waterfalls @Paturn now
@tjessberger And your analysis is based on?
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This is a taste of what's being said over on the Spartan's board...
oldgreenmachine wrote: Well, at least Gonzaga usually plays a couple of name teams in their OOC schedule, so you can get a feel for how good they are. I don't recall who Butler played.
I've seen WSU play a couple of times and am not that impressed with them. I don't see how anybody could vote them a top 5 team, other than the Cinderella factor, with who they have played so far. They have beat a bunch of mid majors, that's it.
There's usually a team of two every year that the voters get caught up with as a feel good story fueled by a great record but they never look at who they are beating up on. But when the tournament gets here they usually fall flat on their face.
Like go state says, we shall see in a few weeks!
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Originally posted by LoneStar48 View PostThis is a taste of what's being said over on the Spartan's board...
oldgreenmachine wrote: Well, at least Gonzaga usually plays a couple of name teams in their OOC schedule, so you can get a feel for how good they are. I don't recall who Butler played.
I've seen WSU play a couple of times and am not that impressed with them. I don't see how anybody could vote them a top 5 team, other than the Cinderella factor, with who they have played so far. They have beat a bunch of mid majors, that's it.
There's usually a team of two every year that the voters get caught up with as a feel good story fueled by a great record but they never look at who they are beating up on. But when the tournament gets here they usually fall flat on their face.
Like go state says, we shall see in a few weeks!
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Originally posted by LoneStar48 View PostThis is a taste of what's being said over on the Spartan's board...
oldgreenmachine wrote: Well, at least Gonzaga usually plays a couple of name teams in their OOC schedule, so you can get a feel for how good they are. I don't recall who Butler played.
I've seen WSU play a couple of times and am not that impressed with them. I don't see how anybody could vote them a top 5 team, other than the Cinderella factor, with who they have played so far. They have beat a bunch of mid majors, that's it.
There's usually a team of two every year that the voters get caught up with as a feel good story fueled by a great record but they never look at who they are beating up on. But when the tournament gets here they usually fall flat on their face.
Like go state says, we shall see in a few weeks!
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Originally posted by Jamar Howard 4 President View PostOne caveat. I'm pretty sure WSU doesn't get to play the top 25 nearly as often as the KUs and Dukes of the world. This probably means that WSU's road record vs the top 75 is based on an easier group (more focused on 26-75) than Duke's same grouping. The numbers I posted here http://shockernet.net/forum/showthre...eat-vs-Top-100 seem to backup this concept. I only point this out because all "vs top 75" groupings aren't necessarily created equal and direct comparison of winning % isn't always the entire story.
That said, these are really cool numbers that do show WSU has been an excellent road team over the past several years. One of the best in the country. If Fever will allow, Ill even go so far as to call it "amazing"!
2011/2012 - Present
Road or away games.
Split up by top 25, top 50, top 75, top 100.
Includes post-season play.
All RPI's courtesy of WarrenNolan.com
vs Top 25 Louisville: 10-8 55.6% Syracuse: 6-5 54.5% UK: 8-7 53.3% WSU: 4-4 50% KU: 11-11 50% tOSU: 9-11 45% MSU: 9-12 42.9% Creighton: 3-5 37.5% UNC: 4-13 23.5% vs Top 50 Syracuse: 17-10 62.9% Louisville: 18-10 64.2% Creighton: 9-6 60% KU: 19-14 57.6% WSU: 8-6 57.1% UK: 11-9 55% tOSU: 14-14 50% MSU: 14-14 50% UNC: 9-14 39.1% vs Top 75 Louisville: 23-11 67.6% WSU: 14-7 66.7% Syracuse: 20-11 64.5% KU: 20-15 57.1% tOSU: 17-15 53.1% MSU: 18-16 52.9% Creighton: 11-10 52.4% UNC: 15-14 51.7% UK: 13-13 50% vs Top 100 Louisville: 25-11 69.4% Syracuse: 23-11 67.7% WSU: 16-10 61.5% KU: 21-15 58.3% UK: 19-14 57.6% Creighton: 16-12 57.1% tOSU: 20-16 55.6% MSU: 20-17 54% UNC: 17-15 53.1%
WSU is simply in the top group in every category.
Worth noting: If Indiana State finishes the season in the top 50, and I think they will, WSU's record against the top 50 RPIs will become 11-6, 64.7%, good for second in the group.
Also worth noting: Michigan State's record is actually kind of embarrassing against good competition away from home.Last edited by Rlh04d; February 21, 2014, 11:43 PM.Originally posted by BleacherReportFred VanVleet on Shockers' 3-Pt Shooting Confidence -- ' Honestly, I just tell these guys to let their nuts hang.'
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Originally posted by LoneStar48 View PostThis is a taste of what's being said over on the Spartan's board...
oldgreenmachine wrote: Well, at least Gonzaga usually plays a couple of name teams in their OOC schedule, so you can get a feel for how good they are. I don't recall who Butler played.
I've seen WSU play a couple of times and am not that impressed with them. I don't see how anybody could vote them a top 5 team, other than the Cinderella factor, with who they have played so far. They have beat a bunch of mid majors, that's it.
There's usually a team of two every year that the voters get caught up with as a feel good story fueled by a great record but they never look at who they are beating up on. But when the tournament gets here they usually fall flat on their face.
Like go state says, we shall see in a few weeks!
vs Top 25: 42.9%
vs Top 50: 50%
vs Top 75: 52.9%
vs Top 100: 54%
Behind Wichita State in every. Single. Category. By 7%+ in every category.
Let 'em talk. Michigan State's resume is consistently inflated by home games.
More importantly, Michigan State hasn't even made the Elite 8 since 2010.
Are Big 10 fans drunk trying to attack us? Didn't we just crush the 2013 Big 10 Tournament Champion Ohio State Buckeyes in the Elite 8? A game Ohio State had the lead in for all of 1 minute, 8 seconds, and which we led by as much as 18? Pft.
At last Gonzaga gave us a fight.Last edited by Rlh04d; February 21, 2014, 11:55 PM.Originally posted by BleacherReportFred VanVleet on Shockers' 3-Pt Shooting Confidence -- ' Honestly, I just tell these guys to let their nuts hang.'
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I understand Izzo is defending his conference, but he should have a little substance to prove it.
I'm going to look only at OOC and projected RPIs of their opponents. In conference can't be relied on as well because, for example, if 4 teams don't prove much in the OOC how are they going to prove much against each other. I will give them that they had a much tougher conference schedule, but if a number of teams in that conference doesn't do better in the OOC, how can one say another team from a different, even lesser, conference won't do better than those teams in their conference only because that team didn't the chance to play in it.
#7 Minnesota - Best win, Richmond #55 / Worst loss, Arkansas #68, 2 losses total
#6 Nebraska - Best win, Georgia #100 / Worst loss, UAB #145, 4 losses total
#5 Ohio St - Best win, N. Dakota St #45 / No losses
#4 Wisconsin - Only team that had 3 top wins better than WSU, Florida #3, St. Louis #10, Virginia #14, and no losses
#3 Iowa - Best win, Xavier #43, then UTEP #87 / Worst loss, Iowa St #11, 2 losses total
#2 Michigan - Best win, Stanford #41 / Worst loss, Charlotte #158, 4 losses total
#1 Michigan St - Best wins, Kentucky #12, Texas #28, OU #30 / Worst loss, Georgetown #67, 2 losses total
Wichita State - Best wins, St. Louis #10, BYU #36, TN #46 / No losses
Out of those 7 top Big 10 teams, only 1, Wisconsin, did better. I'd call Michigan St a push at best. Against the other 5, we clearly had better wins and/or no losses.
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