JayPak wrote:kayako wrote:I like their effort on defense, but they'll be overmatched against top 6 or 7 teams in the BE. They're a year away.
While this is true, on the rare night when Creighton is hitting 3's and FT's, their defense and rebounding is good enough they could upset anyone in the conference.
kayako wrote:JayPak wrote:kayako wrote:I like their effort on defense, but they'll be overmatched against top 6 or 7 teams in the BE. They're a year away.
While this is true, on the rare night when Creighton is hitting 3's and FT's, their defense and rebounding is good enough they could upset anyone in the conference.
For gtmo's sake hopefully enough upsets to make the tourney. Hopefully BYU win stays quad 1 and ASU loss quad 3. I don't think the Jays make the tourney, but the bubble will be really weak this season. This loss shouldn't be devastating.
stever20 wrote:
It makes it where 10 conference wins now are a must. 9-11 and they're only 17-14. That's normally not a tourney record at all.
It's funny people always say the bubble is weak. I think it's normally about the same every year.
kayako wrote:stever20 wrote:
It makes it where 10 conference wins now are a must. 9-11 and they're only 17-14. That's normally not a tourney record at all.
It's funny people always say the bubble is weak. I think it's normally about the same every year.
I've never been a fan of using raw win-loss numbers to eliminate teams. It all depends on how many big wins they can get during conference play, and how the rest of the bubble performs.
It's true, people say the bubble is weak every year, but there's been a lot more "bad losses" by bubble candidates and potential bubble bursters this season. Bids gotta come from somewhere if the ACC, PAC12, etc continue to perform poorly.
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