drvenner
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Q2-Q4 teams aren't who you face in the tourney fwiw. I find that more of a thing at the bubble discussion anyway. Not a discussion I typically here for top seeds. People care if you can play up to competition, not if you'll play down...as that is a moot point with no "down" teams in it.We have no Q2 or lower losses, KY has 1 Q2 loss. We have the same amount of losses as them, and the same number of Q1 wins as them. Explain why they should be above us.
Lunardi literally said that he doesn’t think we will pass Duke for a 2 seed because they are Duke… makes no sense.
Also the “pecking order” isn’t true considering we’ve been ahead of Auburn in the NET rankings for a couple of weeks now.
How you're playing lately is supposed to factor in as well. Tennessee has won 7 in a row and 12 of their last 13.Tennessee : we're 4-1 against teams you have rated 2,5 & 6. We have wins over probable 4 seed, two 6 seeds, a 7 seed, 2 wins vs another 10-12 seed...strength of schedule is top 10,we have a top 3 defense, finished 2nd in the the season, won the conference tourney...
National media:
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So are we behind Texas?According to lunardi, who says head to head didn't matter,then what is the point of playing the games if the results are predestined based on whatever analytics say?
Cause I got scoreboards that say we're better.![]()
Agreed there. Do they still do that? I know "last 10" used to be a metric. Hopefully still is, but I'm not aware. Maybe it is baked into NET rankings. Or maybe the oldheads argued they should be more like CFB and make the entire regular season matter equally. I think recency should matter to a degree. We've played great as of late and that should matter.How you're playing lately is supposed to factor in as well. Tennessee has won 7 in a row and 12 of their last 13.
