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Minnesota without two of their starters is on par with BC and WF.
If it wasn't a black box, who would you move ahead of Virginia?
- #10 - Villanova @14-3, they were previously #12
- #11 - Loyola Chicago @ 17-4, previously #13
- #12 - FSU, 13-3 previously #16
- #13 - Colgate. previously #10?
I suspect Virginia, FSU and Villanova will all be sweet 16 teams so their NET rankings don't seem wacky to me.
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Gotta make sure Duke gets inThe field of 68 sort of grew on us!
NCAA will name and rank 4 at-large ChinaVirus Teams (CVT's) to be announced on selection sunday,
who will also be the 1-4 seeds in the losers bracket(aka NIT)
conferences will name the replacement if it is a one-bid conf champ
of course you must get the virus by 6pm Tuesday or forfeit w no replacement.
Full list of contigencies linked in article
NCAA Tournament bracket contingencies set for teams and replacements if they are affected by COVID-19
There will be teams available to be added to the field of 68 if necessary -- but the bracket itself will not have teams moving seed lineswww.cbssports.com
It's Duke. If they were in first 4 out and one of the CVT's,Gotta make sure Duke gets in
Back up to 32 on KenPom. We're now the 3rd highest rated ACC team on the KP ratings behind FSU and UVA. Duke comes in at 35.
Back up to 32 on KenPom. We're now the 3rd highest rated ACC team on the KP ratings behind FSU and UVA. Duke comes in at 35.
In NET, the ACC as a conference went down
#14 FSU
#17 UVA
#34 Clemson
#39 Georgia Tech
#42 UNC
#43 Virginia Tech
#46 Louisville
#55 Syracuse
#58 Duke
#77 NCST
#80 Notre Dame
#87 Pitt
#154 Boston College
#167 Miami
#175 Wake Forest
you can't throw NET away as it is what the committee uses, but you have to believe/hope based on how it's playing out that they're going to use a lot more of the eyeball test this year than they have in past years
Absolutely thisI think some of the weirdness in the NET is that there were fewer non conference games this year for a lot of teams. I think that normally helps calibrate things in the beginning before you go into league play.
Take the big 10 for example. Their main non conference showing was the challenge where they did pretty well against us. After that they’re in league play and creating a self perpetuating loop of Q1 games. Not to say the big 10 isn’t good , but I don’t think they’re that much better outside a few
teams.
Take Wisconsin for example. They were top 25 10-8 in the big 10 but look at their schedule. They haven’t beaten any of the top teams in the conference. Their win over Rutgers is their best conference win. Early in the season they crushed UL and beat Loyola, which set them up going into league play. They also lost to Marquette just like UNC. I guess only the NCAA tournament will show for sure.
Yep - and in that I am looking at the committee's top 16 slots. Those teams are all over NET including Missouri which is now below us in NET. Now those top 16 selections are somewhat dated at this point but even then they didn't seem to follow NET very closely below the top teams. FSU being another key outlier. That is why I think they are going on other criteria including the eye test which will likely differ from Lunardi. Just IMHOYes I was being a little hyperbolic. But it’s clear they aren’t using NET strictly either based on their current seeds and predictions.
I was gonna turn that on too, because I'm rooting for them to lose to an underwhelming Maryland team, but I was watching Point Break until I decided to put GTWBB on ACCN.Quick: someone tell @dtm1997 that dan bonner is doing the michigan st game right now