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And participating in the championship game does not earn a unit.

USC has one win over New Mexico State. They didn't play Rhode Island. Since you brought them up, Rhode Island's best win is Seton Hall on a neutral court. URI's best road win (using kenpom) is #142 VCU. I think they are over-seeded.

On a historical note:

They stopped looking at the last 10 games about 5 years ago. The logic is that the early games count also. They don't look at a lot of things, like conference standings, that people mention all of the time in these discussions. They should stop looking at RPI. It is a lousy metric. It is a...

USC was #40 in kenpom. St. Mary's was the highest not included in the field at #28. (Others left out in the top 40: Penn St, ND, Louisville, Baylor). USC's problem is that it didn't beat any top teams. 0-7 vs. the kenpom top 50.

Here is a theory:

This is great. Cronies with no respect for the places they work.

Alston fouled out in 28 minutes and Gueye fouls out in one half if he has to guard the perimeter. He had no good options. Next up are walk ons. If they could play at all they would have seen some time this year.

He shot 6.5% from 3 for the year. Six. He is shooting them mostly because he is being left alone out there. Earlier in the year he took some bad ones. Wright and Cole played at the same time because the only other option is to have Alston play 40 minutes or play Lammers and Gueye together...

I think you are off by a year on the 20 ACC games. The last I saw that starts in the 2020 season. If that has changed, someone please post a link. Thanks in advance. Old article on the ACC Network announcement linked here...

2011 Kennesaw State. 8-23. KenPom 317 at the end of the year. Fired their coach. Beat GT. It was on the road but the trip is shorter than our "home" games early in the year the next season. No one would consider it a difficult environment. 2018 Grambling State. 17-14. KenPom 296 currently...

There is no doubt about that. It was fine with 9 also. Those days are gone.

I don't see how that helps anything.