stever20 wrote:If you are counting Butler's OOC wins over Temple(60), Cincy(63)- then you have to count UConns wins over Georgetown(79) and Ohio St(84)
Also, UConn was 10-3 OOC, not 9-3. And yeah I do think if Butler was 16-10 but with a whole lot better OOC SOS compared to 17-8 but with a poor OOC SOS, they would be a lot closer to being in right now. Think they would have a real shot to get in with 2 wins. And if they had gone say 11-2 with it instead of the 10-3, 1 win would have gotten them in easily.....
The thing is- you look at the RPI OOC. Butler is only about 10 spots higher than UConn in OOC RPI right now- despite being 1.5 games better. That could possibly get a lot smaller here last few weeks. And I was saying if Butlers OOC SOS rating was closer to UConn's- not the performance against it- Butler would be a lot closer right now.
Xavier4036 wrote:stever20 wrote:If you are counting Butler's OOC wins over Temple(60), Cincy(63)- then you have to count UConns wins over Georgetown(79) and Ohio St(84)
Also, UConn was 10-3 OOC, not 9-3. And yeah I do think if Butler was 16-10 but with a whole lot better OOC SOS compared to 17-8 but with a poor OOC SOS, they would be a lot closer to being in right now. Think they would have a real shot to get in with 2 wins. And if they had gone say 11-2 with it instead of the 10-3, 1 win would have gotten them in easily.....
The thing is- you look at the RPI OOC. Butler is only about 10 spots higher than UConn in OOC RPI right now- despite being 1.5 games better. That could possibly get a lot smaller here last few weeks. And I was saying if Butlers OOC SOS rating was closer to UConn's- not the performance against it- Butler would be a lot closer right now.
Ugh, Georgetown and Ohio State are not NCAA tournament teams, nor are they on the bubble.
You make no sense.
Butler was 11-1 OOC, with an OOC RPI of 39, and wins against Temple, Cincinnati and Purdue, with the only loss being to Miami FL.
UConn was 10-3 OOC, with an OOC RPI of 47 and wins against Michigan and Texas, with their 3 losses to Gonzaga, Syracuse and Maryland.
Butler has better record, better RPI, much better wins, and yet you somehow conclude that if only Butler had UConn's OOC - they'd be a lock with 1 more win.
And you keep blabbing on, making very little sense, trying to prove that point.
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Xavier4036 wrote:First of all, you continually talk about OOC SOS. You do realize that OOC SOS is a part of calculating the OOC RPI, which Butler has a better OOC RPI than UConn! Better has significantly better OOC wins, has a better OOC RPI and only one loss (to a top 15 team), so you decide to have a laser-focus one the one thing, OOC SOS, that UConn is stronger in Butler and act as though the committee is making at-large selections based on that .... when Butler's OOC RPI is stronger than UConn's, which includes SOS in its calculation!
Do you know how ridiculous your argument sounds? You're saying the committee would favor UConn's OOC, simply because they scheduled tougher games. Doesn't matter that they only actually BEAT two tournament/bubble teams in Michigan and Texas - they lost to Gonzaga, Maryland and Syrcause (2 of which are bubble teams), surely they should definitely get a bid simply for playing and losing to these teams (again 2 bubble teams)!
Again, Butler has a stronger OOC RPI, MUCH better OOC wins and only a single loss to a Top 15 team, yet you try to convince us UConn's OOC is better because they have a worse OOC RPI, have fewer quality wins (exactly 0 wins against NCAA tourney locks) and have several losses to bubble teams.
You boggle the mind, Stevie.
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