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When wsu was a five seed in 2012 Louisville was a 4 with 9 loses, Indiana was a 4 with 8 loses, Baylor was 3 with 7 loses, Marquette was a 3 with 7 loses, etcetera. It works the other way too, Harvard was an 11 with 4 loses, UNC was a 1 with 5 loses and creighton was an 8 with 5 losesI just want to stand on land...
@rjl:
If I had a gun with two bullets and was in a room with Hitler, Bin Laden, and a Creighton fan, I think I'd shoot the Creighton fan twice.
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Manhattan beats Iona to grab the MAAC auto bid.
Losses like this and Murray State vs. Belmont help us marginally, I suppose. A handful of strong would-be ~12 seeds have blown it in their conference tournaments to teams with 100+ RPIs. That, in turn, pushes some weaker would-have-been 13s or 14s up the ladder and potentially into a matchup with us.
The mind wanders when you have almost two weeks between games.
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It's not so much the losses as it is quality wins vs other at large quality teams and that is where you guys fall short this year. Just 1 win vs At large lock (Northern Iowa) and 1 win vs a bubble team (Tulsa) and both were at home. What is saving you from being an 8-11 seed is the fact you only have 4 losses and none are considered bad losses (outside top 100 RPI). That is what is going to keep you at the 5-6 range. Murray State has just 5 losses and they are not even going to likely make the NCAA tournament.
You have some other solid wins but those teams all fell flat this year like Seton Hall and Alabama and are heading to the NIT or worse.2014 RTS Fantasy Championship National Champion $200,000 (2460 teams)
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The other thing that helps is a good collective non-conference strength of schedule. Yes, there are not any big-time lunkers on our resume, but most all are at least decent. Even those disappointments (Seton Hall, Alabama, and Memphis) are still in the Top 100, which counts for something. Murray State's problem (some their fault, but some not if they are being screwed with MTEs) is their bad non-conference schedule.78-65
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Originally posted by MadaboutWu View PostDo we have a rooting interest in Baylor vs. W. Va.? Either have a chance of being a six or worse?
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Originally posted by WuShock16 View PostThe other thing that helps is a good collective non-conference strength of schedule. Yes, there are not any big-time lunkers on our resume, but most all are at least decent. Even those disappointments (Seton Hall, Alabama, and Memphis) are still in the Top 100, which counts for something. Murray State's problem (some their fault, but some not if they are being screwed with MTEs) is their bad non-conference schedule.
Last edited by WstateU; March 12, 2015, 03:17 PM."You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"
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Originally posted by shocks02 View PostSame kind of goes for the Louisville-UNC game. UNC has the weaker resume, IMO. I believe that even if UNC wins today, but loses tomorrow, that we'll still have the better resume. Therefore, go Heels!Shocker Nation, NYC
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