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[justinhub2003]

Originally Posted by waterhead

I agree it's not looking as good as it was at the beginning of January. One by one they are starting to fall. We are going to have to take care of business if we want a decent seed because we aren't getting much help.

We fared well in the non conference but then cannibalized each other. I’m still not counting out SMU

[jacobkdoyle]

I'm still willing to bet on Houston as team #3

[sedziobs]

Look at the other bubble teams. Their resumes aren't strong. The last two teams in the current bracketmatrix field are Maryland and Western Kentucky. Maryland is 0-6 in Group 1. WKU is 1-1 in Group 1 with three bad Group 3 losses.

[cincrulz11]

Originally Posted by sedziobs

Look at the other bubble teams. Their resumes aren't strong. The last two teams in the current bracketmatrix field are Maryland and Western Kentucky. Maryland is 0-6 in Group 1. WKU is 1-1 in Group 1 with three bad Group 3 losses.

bubble really does seem to get worse and worse every year.


does the power 5 cutting out the mid major schools cause this? as they continue to expand conference games, this just seems like an issue that will get worse.

[Protected1]

Originally Posted by sedziobs

Look at the other bubble teams. Their resumes aren't strong. The last two teams in the current bracketmatrix field are Maryland and Western Kentucky. Maryland is 0-6 in Group 1. WKU is 1-1 in Group 1 with three bad Group 3 losses.

Maryland plays in a much better league and has more chances for resume building wins than anyone in the AAC. WKU well they will be replaced by another high major. Conference affiliation matters.

[jacobkdoyle]

Originally Posted by cincrulz11

bubble really does seem to get worse and worse every year.


does the power 5 cutting out the mid major schools cause this? as they continue to expand conference games, this just seems like an issue that will get worse.

I can't wait for an 8-12 in ACC Georgia Tech to be a tournament team in a few years.

[sedziobs]

Originally Posted by Protected1

Maryland plays in a much better league and has more chances for resume building wins than anyone in the AAC. WKU well they will be replaced by another high major. Conference affiliation matters.

Maryland only has three Group 1 games left on their schedule. Houston has four. Look at the facts, not just your perception.

[sedziobs]

Originally Posted by cincrulz11

bubble really does seem to get worse and worse every year.

I think this is also just perception. Last year the last team in according to bracketmatrix was USC. They had only two top 50 wins, both at home. They lost 9 games. Not a great resume. I think you'll find glaring weaknesses at the bottom of every bracket.

[Protected1]

Originally Posted by sedziobs

Maryland only has three Group 1 games left on their schedule. Houston has four. Look at the facts, not just your perception.

Group 1 wins change every week. By the end of the year is when you judge. They is no denying that the AAC is a terrible bball league. You have two top teams and a whole bunch ok meh teams and some teams that would fare better in D 2

[jacobkdoyle]

Originally Posted by Protected1

Group 1 wins change every week. By the end of the year is when you judge. They is no denying that the AAC is a terrible bball league. You have two top teams and a whole bunch ok meh teams and some teams that would fare better in D 2

Oh stop. You obviously just made something up without looking it up and got called on it.