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At least moved up 2 spots and got 1 more vote.. lol
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Or if a grown man can count to 5 we are comfortably in.
We can live with this. The game is over. The team is right there and is basically getting a good deal of respect. This is a huge week. Beat Providence first with a good effort and go challenge Marquette for a Quad 1 road win. The team should be jacked.
Hard to put a team with 6 losses in the top 25 when most of the top 25 is under 4 losses
Can’t help but think that if we lost in triple OT to Creighton last Tuesday then blew out SJU by 15 Saturday that we would have cracked the list.
This. Take care of business this week and you are in.
Kadary made 5/6 and is shooting FTs at near 80%. Give it a rest.
One game at a time. I think Providence at home workaday care of business. Marquette will be hungry and tough place to win. The one huge positive from the Creighton game was 7 turnovers in 3 OT game. That was cleaned up big time. Kadary was spent hopefully he only needs to play 30 minutes against providence.
I‘ve done a little research for those claiming a national bias against “small school” Seton Hall while apparently ignoring the six losses.
Here are the home states for each person who voted this week for SHU:
18- Missouri, Florida
19-Connecticut, plus a national writer (Davis)
21-California, Texas, Rhode Island, plus a national writer (Borzello)
22-Texas, plus a national writer (Rothstein)
23-New Mexico, Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina
24-Indiana
25-Wisconsin, Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Massachusetts
Incidentally, among national voters, Dick Vitale has yet to cast a vote for Seton Hall.
Here are the home states for each person who voted this week for SHU:
18- Missouri, Florida
19-Connecticut, plus a national writer (Davis)
21-California, Texas, Rhode Island, plus a national writer (Borzello)
22-Texas, plus a national writer (Rothstein)
23-New Mexico, Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina
24-Indiana
25-Wisconsin, Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Massachusetts
Incidentally, among national voters, Dick Vitale has yet to cast a vote for Seton Hall.
We are better off escaping the loss to GTown and losing the triple OT game in my opinion. Has a better feel for me. Others may disagree.
Actually, with the poll tracker site, it only takes about 2 minutes.
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what do u mean give it a rest? this is the first comment i've said on it. just saying ultimately you cant kill the ref if you had your chance. its the one thing you had control of
but if we win that game we could have leapfrogged a bunch of teams imo
No chance Dick Vitale is making any picks. Whatever comes across from him is in name only. I loved him but it’s been a few years now since he really knew what was going on in college hoops nationally.
Rightfully so unfortunately when you lose that’s what you expect.
Amazing though after a 1-1 week you move up. They’ll get where they should be by the way they’re playing
Amazing though after a 1-1 week you move up. They’ll get where they should be by the way they’re playing
I have a bridge to sell you if you think Duke Syracuse or Kentucky etc national brand schools did what SHU did in the last few month or so beating up on ranked teams and the road they would not have been ranked
Enough splitting hairs between 3 spots from last week. Equal enough argument of either side when we’re talking about something so close
21 votes and only 2 who are west of the Rockies. I would call that a West coast bias (9.5%).
Rothstein - Philadelphia, Borzello - New York, Davis - CT and NC
16 of 21 votes were east of the Mississippi River or 76%
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You also need to check where the ‘no‘ votes came from. It’s all there if you want to investigate. I’ll pass, since the six losses are what stands out to me. People here keep overlooking the idea that SHU is playing well, but so are other teams across the country. There’s even another one in NJ who might have a better argument to be ranked.
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