I can’t believe it. Somehow this conference is going to get 5 in. Oregon, Colorado, ASU, Zona, and then there is one of USC, Stanford, and UCLA. I’m sorry, but UCLA was hot garbage out of conference and are now in first. Does anyone in the committee room speak up and say “hey, maybe these conference wins aren’t that good?” Zona is on the 6 line? How? Seriously how? Their best wins are Illinois, Colorado, and USC.
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BAc pointed Zona’s NEt to me. They have a Net of 11. How the hell is that possible? Only analytics would somehow rank this team 11th
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/team/schedule/_/id/12
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/team/schedule/_/id/12
Probably skewed because games vs Baylor and Gonzaga. Likely headed toward 7 seed
Pac12 will get 6. Right now i have 7 but i think Stanford falls out eventually
Don't forget UCLA is in first
Pac12 will get 6. Right now i have 7 but i think Stanford falls out eventually
Don't forget UCLA is in first
UCLA in first shows how terrible the conference is. USC has done nothing but gets in. Damn
Former Dunk City coach Andy Enfield is USC’s coach. Maybe we watch a rerun of FGCU’s ride a few years ago. Of course I’d rather it be a hot-shooting Rutgers given a chance to make that wild ride.
3 are locks Arizona, Oregon and Colorado.
UCLA moving to 75 gave Stanford a 4th Q1 win
Of the 4 at large teams, can't see three of them getting in even with the good Q1 numbers.
30 Stanford's (Q1 4-5) best non conference win N 42 Oklahoma
39 USC's (Q1 5-7) best non conference win N 32 LSU
50 ASU's (Q1 5-8) best non conference win N 74 St. John's
75 UCLA's (Q1 6-6) best non conference win vs 104 UNLV
Non conference says Stanford and USC, Q2 numbers say USC(5-1) and ASU (5-2) over UCLA(3-3) and Stanford(2-3), Q1 says ASU and UCLA, more Q1 losses better. I think USC is the closest lock, but Pac 12 tourney will be the deciding factor though, can't go 0-1, insta-NIT. 1 game today Colorado/Stanford, 4 Thursday, 6 Saturday. Stanford with 3 games in 7 days. USC and UCLA 1 left, ASU 2.
UCLA moving to 75 gave Stanford a 4th Q1 win
Of the 4 at large teams, can't see three of them getting in even with the good Q1 numbers.
30 Stanford's (Q1 4-5) best non conference win N 42 Oklahoma
39 USC's (Q1 5-7) best non conference win N 32 LSU
50 ASU's (Q1 5-8) best non conference win N 74 St. John's
75 UCLA's (Q1 6-6) best non conference win vs 104 UNLV
Non conference says Stanford and USC, Q2 numbers say USC(5-1) and ASU (5-2) over UCLA(3-3) and Stanford(2-3), Q1 says ASU and UCLA, more Q1 losses better. I think USC is the closest lock, but Pac 12 tourney will be the deciding factor though, can't go 0-1, insta-NIT. 1 game today Colorado/Stanford, 4 Thursday, 6 Saturday. Stanford with 3 games in 7 days. USC and UCLA 1 left, ASU 2.
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