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Fascinated to see where we're seeded compared to the below teams, if we beat Wich St, and lose to Houston. We would have 12 Q1/Q2 wins, one poor loss. How does the committee treat that compared to:
Marquette - lower NET, more Q1/Q2 wins, but lost 5 of last 6.
Nevada - slightly higher NET, less Q1/Q2 wins, 2 Q3 losses so equal treatment for losses. If you look at their average NET rankings in wins and losses, Cincy is far superior - their average win is over 154, and losses to 112, while Cincy wins average to 138 and losses to 62
Buffalo - excellent record, but only 7 total Q1/Q2 wins, with a Q3 loss.
Iowa State - definitely an excellent team, with tons of Q1/Q2 wins, but 10-11 total between the the two quadrants, no bad losses.
If we get seeded higher than any of the above, I feel like it would be because we're a 6.
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