Re: NET rankings
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2024 11:10 am
smu Up 4 places to 45
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How is USF not quad 1 at this point? What did they do wrong?Charleston Pony wrote:SMU still looking for that elusive Quad One win, Thursday could be our last opportunity depending on how the AAC Tourney plays out. That's the down side of AAC play, i.e., the lack of Quad One opportunities during conference play
They are #92 as of today, and have been moving up. A road win over them would become a Quad 1 win for SMU *if* the Bulls rise to #75 or higher. (Quad 1 is different on the road--top 75, on a neutral court--top 50, and at home--top 30.)highlander wrote:How is USF not quad 1 at this point? What did they do wrong?Charleston Pony wrote:SMU still looking for that elusive Quad One win, Thursday could be our last opportunity depending on how the AAC Tourney plays out. That's the down side of AAC play, i.e., the lack of Quad One opportunities during conference play
Thanks. I am still learning about computer rankings. This confirms my suspicion that these computer rankings can't (or don't) capture current quality of play.Dukie wrote:They are #92 as of today, and have been moving up. A road win over them would become a Quad 1 win for SMU *if* the Bulls rise to #75 or higher. (Quad 1 is different on the road--top 75, on a neutral court--top 50, and at home--top 30.)highlander wrote:How is USF not quad 1 at this point? What did they do wrong?Charleston Pony wrote:SMU still looking for that elusive Quad One win, Thursday could be our last opportunity depending on how the AAC Tourney plays out. That's the down side of AAC play, i.e., the lack of Quad One opportunities during conference play
USF is as low as they are because they started the season losing to heavyweights Central Michigan, Maine, Hofstra, and UMass. It's really just a function of their team not knowing one anothers' names at the start of the season, then they figured out how to play together.
Correct, they do not really attempt to capture ebbs and flows over the season. If they did, USF today would be higher, and Memphis today would be lower.highlander wrote:Thanks. I am still learning about computer rankings. This confirms my suspicion that these computer rankings can't (or don't) capture current quality of play.
I think we would probably need to win out in the regular season and at least reach the AAC Tourney final to have a strong enough resume to get an at-large bidPony ^ wrote:if we can win these next 2 on the road and take care of busines where we should, I can't imagine not being in the dance
I think if we were to win the next 5 and make the tourney final we would have a good shot, but outside of that I completely agree. We should have been in the year we went to the NIT and got snubbed, so nothing would surprise me.smubrooks wrote:Unless we win the conference tourney we're getting left out. Been a fan long enough to know that with certainty!
Our record on this chart is wrong. We are 19-7, not 18-7. I DEMAND A RE-CALC!!!!!indianmustang wrote:SMU upto 34 now
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