Jerry Palm has been the same too. He's just hidden over at CBS.One day, I will stop looking at lunardis projections.
Today is not that day.
The man is a simpleton and a hack. The biggest proof is that he has no P12 team designated as an AQ in his latest bracket, when we know it’s down to CU or Oregon.
Since he left CU in his “last four in”, we can assume that he has the PAC12 AQ as roughly deserving of the same respect as tiny conference AQs.
He also moved Mississippi State (to a 9 seed), Colorado State (to a 9 seed), and Texas A&M (to a 10 seed) and left CU unchanged; I understand that MSU and A&M had good victories yesterday, but CSU LOST to a bubble team.
Plus they all have inarguably worse resumes than CU; the only major metric that puts any of them higher than CU is ESPNs stupid BPI.
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Trolley problem:
If Joe Lunardi and Andy Enfield are on the track the train is headed towards, and Dan Lanning and Jason Whitlock on are the other track that you can divert the train to, do you throw the switch?
I think this is a great illustration of why SOR >>>>> SOS.One day, I will stop looking at lunardis projections.
Today is not that day.
The man is a simpleton and a hack. The biggest proof is that he has no P12 team designated as an AQ in his latest bracket, when we know it’s down to CU or Oregon.
Since he left CU in his “last four in”, we can assume that he has the PAC12 AQ as roughly deserving of the same respect as tiny conference AQs.
He also moved Mississippi State (to a 9 seed), Colorado State (to a 9 seed), and Texas A&M (to a 10 seed) and left CU unchanged; I understand that MSU and A&M had good victories yesterday, but CSU LOST to a bubble team.
Plus they all have inarguably worse resumes than CU; the only major metric that puts any of them higher than CU is ESPNs stupid BPI.
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I just cannot fathom how a team could finish in the top 30 of NET, KenPom and (probably) SOR and be left out, especially with some of the teams generating buzz for at large bids.The variance for what's projected for the Buffs at bracketmatrix seems a lot higher than most other teams; as high as #7, as low as out.
I like how INCC shows their projections, they're high on the Buffs, but with a very wide spread:
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#5-8 if we win, #7-out if we lose.
I don't know what to think, I agree with @Dark Bohner , that this is dredging up some really bad memories from Tad's first season and getting snubbed.
I think we should be a #5/6 with a win, and a #7/#9 with a loss. Being an #11 would be an insult, but maybe the best case for a path to the second weekend.
I think the simplest explanation is that the two games against Arizona probably made up 80% of the eyeballs nationally that saw our games before this week.I just cannot fathom how a team could finish in the top 30 of NET, KenPom and (probably) SOR and be left out, especially with some of the teams generating buzz for at large bids.
BPI also predicted wins for Utah and WSt the last two games before they were played (although the edge to WSU was small).One day, I will stop looking at lunardis projections.
Today is not that day.
The man is a simpleton and a hack. The biggest proof is that he has no P12 team designated as an AQ in his latest bracket, when we know it’s down to CU or Oregon.
Since he left CU in his “last four in”, we can assume that he has the PAC12 AQ as roughly deserving of the same respect as tiny conference AQs.
He also moved Mississippi State (to a 9 seed), Colorado State (to a 9 seed), and Texas A&M (to a 10 seed) and left CU unchanged; I understand that MSU and A&M had good victories yesterday, but CSU LOST to a bubble team.
Plus they all have inarguably worse resumes than CU; the only major metric that puts any of them higher than CU is ESPNs stupid BPI.
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It is ridiculous. I had Colorado as a lock with the WSU win because win or lose against the chards would not matter.The variance for what's projected for the Buffs at bracketmatrix seems a lot higher than most other teams; as high as #7, as low as out.
I like how INCC shows their projections, they're high on the Buffs, but with a very wide spread:
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#5-8 if we win, #7-out if we lose.
I don't know what to think, I agree with @Dark Bohner , that this is dredging up some really bad memories from Tad's first season and getting snubbed.
I think we should be a #5/6 with a win, and a #7/#9 with a loss. Being an #11 would be an insult, but maybe the best case for a path to the second weekend.
Wrong Oregon coach. As is, Enfield GONE. Put Dana on there and suddenly I have a dilemma.Trolley problem:
If Joe Lunardi and Andy Enfield are on the track the train is headed towards, and Dan Lanning and Jason Whitlock on are the other track that you can divert the train to, do you throw the switch?
Incorrect. He is projecting us as an automatic qualifier.Joe Lunardi has taken the buffs off the bubble. We're a #10 seed in his bracket and playing the Nubs. His drop this morning has us safely in regardless of today's outcome. Let's go win a Championship boys!
Correct me if I’m wrong, but they usually try to not do rematchesI could also see the committee matching us up with CSU in an 8/9 or 7/10 game
By rule, can’t have a rematch of a game that already occurred this season in the first round. A matchup with the Fuskers on the other hand would be glorious.I could also see the committee matching us up with CSU in an 8/9 or 7/10 game
By rule, can’t have a rematch of a game that already occurred this season in the first round. A matchup with the Fuskers on the other hand would be glorious.
Yes. Conference champions automatically qualify for the tournament.Noob question but as an automatic qualifier (aq) does that mean we are a lock for the ncaa tournament?