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anon_0k9zlfz6lz9oy
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On KenPom theyre up to 72. 1-75 road games are quad 1. Anyone know what ranking the committee goes by to determine those rankings? Cc: @bac2therac
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anon_0k9zlfz6lz9oy
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And do they not determine the quad 1,2,3,4 until the teams end of season net? The net rankings look hilarious. Seton hall has like a 60 net so therefore theyd be a quad 2 game at home? Lol
The net rankings will be highly inaccurate until mid January
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anon_0k9zlfz6lz9oy
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So basically they only decide if its a quad 1,2,3,4 game at the end of the season based on FINAL net rankings?
It's the same Strength of Schedule concept with a level of details.
Bottom line is we need to root for all of our scheduled opponents even after we play them. That's why I found it strange that fans were bashing the B1G 5 days into the season. It made no sense and only downgrades RUs performances when they beat these better teams on the schedule.
The Michigan wins vs North Carolina and Alabama, makes a big difference since we play them twice. We need Michigan to also beat Gonzaga.
Even though no one here wants to see SHU do well, we need them to win as many games as possible so the matchup here carries more weight. Same with Pittsburgh etc.
I dont see Pittsburgh winning more than 6 or 7 ACC games so we just need to handle the UMass freshman on Friday and hope they improve as they move through the A-10. I think the chance for a quality road game isn't winning, but staying within 10 points as often as possible. The MSU road game is the biggest of the 4 to 5 games IMO.
Yes final rankings...things are fluid and change so whatvis a quad 2 game now could be quad1 when all is said and done