There was consensus on 23 at large per worlock on X yesterdayUsually the bracket is basically set after the quarterfinal games of the P6 conferences. At least that’s what I’ve read.
Kind of a non sequitur, but it's not worth starting a thread over: Tyrese Samuel missed 14 free throws last night versus Georgia. How is that even possible?
Hack a ReeceKind of a non sequitur, but it's not worth starting a thread over: Tyrese Samuel missed 14 free throws last night versus Georgia. How is that even possible?
He’s had a really nice season in Gainesville, but that was some pathetic display at the line last night. Woof…Hack a Reece
BTW, 15 rebounds in just 29 minutes.
Florida 85-80 Georgia (Mar 14, 2024) Box Score - ESPN
Box score for the Florida Gators vs. Georgia Bulldogs NCAAM game from March 14, 2024 on ESPN. Includes all points, rebounds and steals stats.www.espn.com
TAMU beat UK...their ooc is superior to shu
I think Virginia is in. I don’t want NC state to surprise. ACC is weak and you never know what happensPitt lost to UNC. Gave them a good game. Did their bubble burst???
We need Providence, Virginia, Colorado and New Mexico to lose tonight.
Does having a win over the probable overall number 1 seed help more?So it could come down to:
Seton Hall/SJU SJU/Seton Hall
Seton Hall/Virginia
Seton Hall/Virginia/New Mexico
Seton Hall/Colorado
How will The Committee view Several SHU beatdown losses and a weak OOC record vs finishing 13-7(4th place) with a 15-point win over UConn, a win over Marquette, a triple OT loss to Creighton, two wins against SJU? Also, playing in a highly rated power conference and finishing one game behind Marquette and Creighton?? I wish I had the answer.
Oregon has entered the chat.
Yep, need an NC St win for sure, and then UNC to take care of business.Virginia is not definitely in.
Colorado is right around where we are. Need Washington St. to win.Washington St is still in, but has a tuough one vs Colorado. where is colorado in this? 3rd in the Pac12. are they already on the bubble?
Agreed. Hope we get a fair shake on the criteria. We beat St John's and Providence on the criteria if NET is truly only used for seeding. I have not focused on the others, but sounds like them as well with exception of A&M.I've been saying we're a lock since last Saturday night... it now looks like we're 50/50 at best with the bid stealers. We should be in over St. Johns, Providence, A&M and Virginia, but I'm not confident the committee will put us in.
the problem is further exacerbated by the fact that if you believe both St. John's and Virginia are in...and I basically do...we may already be eliminated a not know it.Results are above
3/16 bubble games
(So Florida) vs UAB 3:00
(A&M) vs Florida 3:30
(Fla Atlantic) vs Temple 5:00
(New Mexico) vs SDSU 6:00
(NC State) vs UNC 8:30
(Oregon) vs Colorado 9:00
If you’re just tuning in you want every team in parentheses to LOSE except Florida Atlantic. The Owls must win the AAC tournament to prevent another bid steal.
That really is the wild card factor in all of this isn't it? How much weight, if any, does the Committee assign to Conference tournament results, toward earning a bid...as opposed to "seeding"; if it is used more for seeding, then our chances are significantly enhanced, I believe.I’m never confident with the committee…. But I think people are overvaluing what’s happening in the conference tournaments… even the experts are… committee has said before they don’t put as much value what happens in a conference tournament as much as what happens during the whole season. One game in a doe or die conference tournament isn’t going to change then… I really think most of the field is set and they just adjust for any bid stealers.
Do you really think the committee is going to put let’s say a St. John’s over seton hall because of one game in a conference tournament? They’ve said they don’t before.
We also know the committee takes circumstances into consideration. Our home win vs SJU without Pitino and a starter. Makes the score a lot closer than comfortI’m never confident with the committee…. But I think people are overvaluing what’s happening in the conference tournaments… even the experts are… committee has said before they don’t put as much value what happens in a conference tournament as much as what happens during the whole season. One game in a doe or die conference tournament isn’t going to change then… I really think most of the field is set and they just adjust for any bid stealers.
Do you really think the committee is going to put let’s say a St. John’s over seton hall because of one game in a conference tournament? They’ve said they don’t before.