zansdad
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I know it is still very early but it has been a slow day in VolNation so I was looking around at some old sites from the end of last year. Re-discovered Seed Madness (a side note: do not type seedmadness.com into your browser thinking that should be their URL. That sight could be NSFW depending on how tight they have their morality filter screwed on at your place of work). Here is a nice link to it Seed Madness
As you see, as of today, even as bad as things have been offensively, UT is still well within shot of the NCAA tourney. The next couple of weeks should really set a trajectory for the rest of the season. The key will be to win the games against teams UT is obviously better than. Resume wins should come (they did last year) it's avoiding let downs against the bottom dwellers and not taking advantage of beating bad teams on the road that kept the Vols out of the NCAA tourney last year.
Unless UT just runs rough shod through SEC play and/or wins the tourney they are going to be a slave to their strength of schedule. As I said, resume wins will be there, even with what few opportunities there are, but the bottom half of the SEC is just woeful. As of last week there were more losing records in the SEC than in all of the other BCS conferences combined. These teams are going to be anchors for all the bubble type teams in the SEC.
No other real defined thoughts on this, just wanted to get it out there for discussion. Any links to other 'bracketology" type sites are welcome.
As you see, as of today, even as bad as things have been offensively, UT is still well within shot of the NCAA tourney. The next couple of weeks should really set a trajectory for the rest of the season. The key will be to win the games against teams UT is obviously better than. Resume wins should come (they did last year) it's avoiding let downs against the bottom dwellers and not taking advantage of beating bad teams on the road that kept the Vols out of the NCAA tourney last year.
Unless UT just runs rough shod through SEC play and/or wins the tourney they are going to be a slave to their strength of schedule. As I said, resume wins will be there, even with what few opportunities there are, but the bottom half of the SEC is just woeful. As of last week there were more losing records in the SEC than in all of the other BCS conferences combined. These teams are going to be anchors for all the bubble type teams in the SEC.
No other real defined thoughts on this, just wanted to get it out there for discussion. Any links to other 'bracketology" type sites are welcome.