FriarJ wrote:In regards to the Friars, the metrics mean as little to me as the preseason predictions this board has for the Friars year after year. I know a tough talented team when I see one and they define mental toughness, which unfortunately a computer just can't quite figure out. The selection committee is going to look at that road record though and I can assure you if the season ended today which is what current bracketology is all about, there is no way in hell that Providence is a 5 seed, and there is not a computer model you can give me that will convince me otherwise.
ecasadoSBU wrote:I think Joe Lunardi sells the ACC a bit too much. I expect the ACC to get 6-7 bids. 8? not deserving.
The Pac-12 due to their high RPI can get 7 bids and i would be fine with that. I don't think they will be getting 8 when it's all said and done. At least I hope not.
When Selection Sunday comes around the Big East should be looking for 5 bids. If we get lucky we may get 6 but that may hurt the top B.E teams diluting their RPIs.
I think we got one more out-of-conference match up left right? Nova v. Temple? That should help the league get another solid win to boost the RPI a bit.
Jet915 wrote:ecasadoSBU wrote:I think Joe Lunardi sells the ACC a bit too much. I expect the ACC to get 6-7 bids. 8? not deserving.
The Pac-12 due to their high RPI can get 7 bids and i would be fine with that. I don't think they will be getting 8 when it's all said and done. At least I hope not.
When Selection Sunday comes around the Big East should be looking for 5 bids. If we get lucky we may get 6 but that may hurt the top B.E teams diluting their RPIs.
I think we got one more out-of-conference match up left right? Nova v. Temple? That should help the league get another solid win to boost the RPI a bit.
Don't forget Marquette vs. Stetson!
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