Treadway21 wrote:Dukie wrote:That’s highly misleading as the top 4 seeds are the top 4 ranked conference champions. So it is indeed great those “experts” are saying we’ll win the ACC; but they’re not saying they’d have us ranked fourth if the conference championship itself didn’t put us that high. (There’s no guarantee the top 4 conference champions are from the P4, by the way; if SMU and Miami each drop another game before the championship—meaning nobody in the ACC has fewer than two losses overall—then Boise could win out and claim the 4 seed.
Isn’t it seeding versus ranking? We may have a worse rank but get a 4 seed as the ACC champ.
Got to win out first then wait to get screwed as they always do to us.
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This is not correct. There are 4 bye positions that go to the top 4 ranked conference champions. Those 4 spots come from the P4 schools and the top ranked G5 conference champ. That means 4 places to be taken from 5 conferences. As an example, today the top 4 bye teams would be SEC/Big 10/Big 12/ and MWC with Boise being ranked 12 above our 13.
I am pretty sure that if we win out we will jump Boise, but it is not an automatic ACC spot.
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