Shrimp&Grits&Vols
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Today’s games:
12:00pm: Florida vs. Ole Miss
12:00pm: Creighton vs. St. John’s
12:00pm: Florida State vs. Clemson
1:00pm: Cincinnati vs. Kansas
1:00pm: North Carolina vs. Syracuse
2:00pm: Penn State vs. Nebraska
2:00pm: Miami vs. Virginia
2:15pm: Georgia Tech vs. Louisville
2:30pm: Kansas State vs. Texas Tech
4:00pm: Missouri vs. Arkansas
5:30pm: UCONN vs. Villanova
6:00pm: Alabama vs. LSU
8:30pm: Kentucky vs. Auburn
9:00pm: Pacific vs. Gonzaga
10:30pm: Iowa State vs. BYU
Agree on the 7/8 line - we aren’t dropping that far.agree on Michigan, Houston, Arizona & Duke.
In theory these teams could finish…
Illinois 22-9
Iowa State 23-8
UCONN 24-7
Purdue 22-9
Florida 20-11
Kansas 20-11
A Tennessee team that is 24-7 would be ranked above every one of those imo, but to attain a 2 seed would just need to be ahead of 3 of those teams, not all 6.
Also, my post was more pointing out that a 7/8 seed become a very small % of happening, and likely a lesser % chance than climbing to a 2 seed, I didn’t suggest it was likely or even probable.
My above post lays out how, they lose majority of the games remaining…I didn’t say it was probably, but it’s not a 0% chance either. When you lose games to crappy teams your NET ranking drops, you’re a smart enough poster, you know this.Agree on the 7/8 line - we aren’t dropping that far.
Disagree on your other point. Our NET ranking is 19. All of those are top 13 in the NET and three of them beat us - two of them convincingly. All of them have at least two more Q1 wins than we do and 3+ more road/neutral victories. We aren’t passing any of them. Nothing can convince me otherwise.
Yes, but IMO we have way too much ground to make up in two weeks. If it’s not a 0% chance it’s less than 2%. Only a catastrophic injury to a Braden Smith or Keaton Wagler, coupled with both of those teams losing out and us winning out, would warrant a mention.My above post lays out how, they lose majority of the games remaining…I didn’t say it was probably, but it’s not a 0% chance either. When you lose games to crappy teams your NET ranking drops, you’re a smart enough poster, you know this.
According to teamrankings it’s 4.2% currently, which is nearly identical chances as an 8 seed is, and that’s as of now. You win at Vandy and that % of a 2 climbs up while that of a 7/8 seed drops significantly, which is all my original point was that you contested.Yes, but IMO we have way too much ground to make up in two weeks. If it’s not a 0% chance it’s less than 2%. Only a catastrophic injury to a Braden Smith or Keaton Wagler, coupled with both of those teams losing out and us winning out, would warrant a mention.
I will say if you’re wanting to be greedy and are hoping for higher ceiling while potentially lowering the floor you could root instead for…Today’s games:
12:00pm: Florida vs. Ole Miss
12:00pm: Creighton vs. St. John’s
12:00pm: Florida State vs. Clemson
1:00pm: Cincinnati vs. Kansas
1:00pm: North Carolina vs. Syracuse
2:00pm: Penn State vs. Nebraska
2:00pm: Miami vs. Virginia
2:15pm: Georgia Tech vs. Louisville
2:30pm: Kansas State vs. Texas Tech
4:00pm: Missouri vs. Arkansas
5:30pm: UCONN vs. Villanova
6:00pm: Alabama vs. LSU
8:30pm: Kentucky vs. Auburn
9:00pm: Pacific vs. Gonzaga
10:30pm: Iowa State vs. BYU
They don't even look at head to head results based on our seeding history.Regardless of who wins or not... does committee look at the score margins? If Vandy and TN is on the same SEED line (between 4-5), and the score margin of this game is 3-4 points... does that mean that they would try to put us on the same line if both teams split?
BtO -- could you explain more why we would want AU to beat KY? If KY starts losing and keeps dropping wouldn't that hurt us? Same with Arkansas. I always thought that we pull for teams that beat us? Or is it more the opposite in basketball?Today’s games:
12:00pm: Florida vs. Ole Miss
12:00pm: Creighton vs. St. John’s
12:00pm: Florida State vs. Clemson
1:00pm: Cincinnati vs. Kansas
1:00pm: North Carolina vs. Syracuse
2:00pm: Penn State vs. Nebraska
2:00pm: Miami vs. Virginia
2:15pm: Georgia Tech vs. Louisville
2:30pm: Kansas State vs. Texas Tech
4:00pm: Missouri vs. Arkansas
5:30pm: UCONN vs. Villanova
6:00pm: Alabama vs. LSU
8:30pm: Kentucky vs. Auburn
9:00pm: Pacific vs. Gonzaga
10:30pm: Iowa State vs. BYU
Not really, although in the case of tiebreakers, etc. I’m sure the human element comes into play. The biggest gators are who did you play and who did you beat, SOS, strength of league, etc. Take a look at the NCAA NET rankings and you’ll get a sense of how everything stacks up.Regardless of who wins or not... does committee look at the score margins? If Vandy and TN is on the same SEED line (between 4-5), and the score margin of this game is 3-4 points... does that mean that they would try to put us on the same line if both teams split?
