omghulkhands
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- It isn't about scheduling or who you beat if you look at MTSU as an example. Beat 1 teams in the top 100 and got in. UT had 9 wins against the top 100.
-In counter to my previous statement many former tournament officials explained that Maryland and Iowa were punished for poor non-con scheduling which is a contradiction to teams like St.Mary, La Salle and MTSU getting in who also had poor non-con schedules.
-Unlike Maryland,Iowa, MTSU, St. Mary and La Salle UT had a strong non-con schedule and was left out.
-Read the three points previous to this about 5 times and see if your head doesn't explode
-Choosing bubble teams has nothing to do with ticket sales or tv markets as Maryland, Iowa and UT were all left out in favor of very small schools
-Ending your season strongly and displaying you are not the same team from early in the season apparently means a hill of beans. UT has shown that twice and was left out.
-Lunardi is pretty accurate at predicting the field and gauging whatver BS metric is used to determine the teams in and out. The hate on him for not having UT in the field was unjustified, he was right all along.
- A lot of us thought that 20 wins would get us there and we were wrong.
- If Ole Miss doesn't win the tournament and gets bounced a round earlier do they get in? Would UT be in instead? Would the SEC just have gotten 2 teams in otherwise?
-In counter to my previous statement many former tournament officials explained that Maryland and Iowa were punished for poor non-con scheduling which is a contradiction to teams like St.Mary, La Salle and MTSU getting in who also had poor non-con schedules.
-Unlike Maryland,Iowa, MTSU, St. Mary and La Salle UT had a strong non-con schedule and was left out.
-Read the three points previous to this about 5 times and see if your head doesn't explode
-Choosing bubble teams has nothing to do with ticket sales or tv markets as Maryland, Iowa and UT were all left out in favor of very small schools
-Ending your season strongly and displaying you are not the same team from early in the season apparently means a hill of beans. UT has shown that twice and was left out.
-Lunardi is pretty accurate at predicting the field and gauging whatver BS metric is used to determine the teams in and out. The hate on him for not having UT in the field was unjustified, he was right all along.
- A lot of us thought that 20 wins would get us there and we were wrong.
- If Ole Miss doesn't win the tournament and gets bounced a round earlier do they get in? Would UT be in instead? Would the SEC just have gotten 2 teams in otherwise?