billyjack wrote:This thread is important because it's measuring us against the perceived upper crust of college hoops. We all know that a win over Wichita is more impressive than one over Boston College, but the dimwits at ESPN and other talking heads are more impressed they see the Big East at 6-3 or whatever vs our "power conference" rivals.
stever20 wrote:billyjack wrote:This thread is important because it's measuring us against the perceived upper crust of college hoops. We all know that a win over Wichita is more impressive than one over Boston College, but the dimwits at ESPN and other talking heads are more impressed they see the Big East at 6-3 or whatever vs our "power conference" rivals.
honestly, I've never heard them saying that ever before. It's definitely not as regimented as in college football where you hear their announcers all the time say this guy has the most yards per attempt in P5 conferences. You hear that all the time. No where near as much in college hoops. But you hear a whole hell of a lot about stuff like record vs top 50, top 100, etc.
And I think college basketball lends itself less to that kind of condensed analysis.
That third poster looks kinda familiar...billyjack wrote:stever20 wrote:billyjack wrote:This thread is important because it's measuring us against the perceived upper crust of college hoops. We all know that a win over Wichita is more impressive than one over Boston College, but the dimwits at ESPN and other talking heads are more impressed they see the Big East at 6-3 or whatever vs our "power conference" rivals.
honestly, I've never heard them saying that ever before. It's definitely not as regimented as in college football where you hear their announcers all the time say this guy has the most yards per attempt in P5 conferences. You hear that all the time. No where near as much in college hoops. But you hear a whole hell of a lot about stuff like record vs top 50, top 100, etc.
And I think college basketball lends itself less to that kind of condensed analysis.
REDMEN9194 had this exact same thread last year, with the same format:
http://www.holylandofhoops.com/forum/vi ... f=2&t=4803
We do this every year.
Bluejay wrote:I suspect that if the AAC was included in the list we were keeping track of, stever would be just fine with the tracking...
Bluejay wrote:I suspect that if the AAC was included in the list we were keeping track of, stever would be just fine with the tracking...
stever20 wrote:billyjack wrote:This thread is important because it's measuring us against the perceived upper crust of college hoops. We all know that a win over Wichita is more impressive than one over Boston College, but the dimwits at ESPN and other talking heads are more impressed they see the Big East at 6-3 or whatever vs our "power conference" rivals.
honestly, I've never heard them saying that ever before. It's definitely not as regimented as in college football where you hear their announcers all the time say this guy has the most yards per attempt in P5 conferences. You hear that all the time. No where near as much in college hoops. But you hear a whole hell of a lot about stuff like record vs top 50, top 100, etc.
And I think college basketball lends itself less to that kind of condensed analysis.
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