kayako wrote:Every BE team is in top 100 now, with Providence at 99.
Numbers I am following are top 30 (both home & road tier 1) and top 75 (road tier 1).
Currently we have 0 and 7 respectively, that's 6 or 7 tier 1 opportunities per team. I think we'll increase that number to 9 or 10 eventually.
stever20 wrote:kayako wrote:Every BE team is in top 100 now, with Providence at 99.
Numbers I am following are top 30 (both home & road tier 1) and top 75 (road tier 1).
Currently we have 0 and 7 respectively, that's 6 or 7 tier 1 opportunities per team. I think we'll increase that number to 9 or 10 eventually.
The key one IMO is top 30 because that's home games being tier 1. Which gives teams a much more realistic chance of winning those opportunities....
In RPI right now it's 3 top 30 and 4 between 31-75. So would be 10. And with that Big East has #76 and 77. So would have had 10 right now.
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kayako wrote:stever20 wrote:kayako wrote:Every BE team is in top 100 now, with Providence at 99.
Numbers I am following are top 30 (both home & road tier 1) and top 75 (road tier 1).
Currently we have 0 and 7 respectively, that's 6 or 7 tier 1 opportunities per team. I think we'll increase that number to 9 or 10 eventually.
The key one IMO is top 30 because that's home games being tier 1. Which gives teams a much more realistic chance of winning those opportunities....
In RPI right now it's 3 top 30 and 4 between 31-75. So would be 10. And with that Big East has #76 and 77. So would have had 10 right now.
We'll get teams in top 30, just by letting the gaudy records fall eventually. Although that group may include St. John's to be fair. The only question is how many teams.
On the other side, every road game should be at least tier 2 rather comfortably, and I expect only 1 or 2 tier 3 home games. It remains to be seen, but the talk of not having enough tier 1 opportunities is greatly overblown imo.
stever20 wrote:so looking at these now week to week
school today/lw
St John's 33/29
Villanova 37/38
Marquette 39/99
Creighton 47/36
Butler 49/45
Xavier 62/101
DePaul 70/78
Seton Hall 86/85
Georgetown 87/76
Providence 99/115
last mon avg 70.2
today avg 60.9
based on performances for the week- seems pretty reasonable.
I think a key for the Big East is going to be to get some teams into that top 30. Right now these would mean not a single home game would be a tier 1 game.
adoraz wrote:stever20 wrote:so looking at these now week to week
school today/lw
St John's 33/29
Villanova 37/38
Marquette 39/99
Creighton 47/36
Butler 49/45
Xavier 62/101
DePaul 70/78
Seton Hall 86/85
Georgetown 87/76
Providence 99/115
last mon avg 70.2
today avg 60.9
based on performances for the week- seems pretty reasonable.
I think a key for the Big East is going to be to get some teams into that top 30. Right now these would mean not a single home game would be a tier 1 game.
Regarding your top 30 comment, I'd argue SJU is basically in the top 30 now. Why? We still have a bunch of mid majors, and suspect major teams, within the top 30/50/100.
#13 Buffalo
#15 NC State
#17 Utah St
#22 Pittsburgh
#29 San Fran
#30 Radford
How many of those teams will still be ahead of SJU later in the reason? Maybe a couple, but certainly not all of them.
Then there are other teams like #35 Liberty who are getting blown out by Georgetown right now.
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