If South Carolina played Lousville's schedule the last 17 games I doubt they are 2-15. Hell South Carolina has a victory over Clemson this year
One thing about you SEC guys, y’all aren’t very bright but you latch on to each other’s penis’s.
you are the one that started this thread as a means to prop the ACC up
Tough call. If they played a 7 game series, I think it goes all 7 games.
Man we know the ACC is historically down. It’s mentioned every single day on this board. I don’t recall this many threads and mentions of the SEC sucking absolute cock for years on end on this board ever. It’s kinda pitiful how much it’s mentioned to justify certain teams losses. (Not talking about Auburn btw) as you guys have had an incredible season and run over the past few years with Pearl. At this point it’s just beating a dead horse. As SEC fans/teams (at the top of the conference) used to say for years on end in the past, “it only matters what you do in the tournament”.
Had nothing to do with the ACC, a team went 2-15 and only dropped 2 spots. That means that the NET is garbage and there will be quite a few seeds higher than a 5 seed going into the sweet sixteen. There’s one 3 seed that I hope we get to see again….,
They’re projected as a 3 seed, even with double digit losses.
How many of those 15 losses were to teams ranked in the top 50 of the net? That will answer your Question. Why should they move down lower if no one behind them in the net rankings beat them.
I like 5-6 teams in the SEC to do damage in the tourney so yes I am sure some SEC schools will lose early. I like 1 in the. Maybe 2 in the ACC. Sell me on your confidence with Louisville?
We aren’t great at anything, but we’re good at just about everything, if that makes sense. Sell me on the 5-6 SEC teams.
I think Auburn, Alabama, Tennessee and Florida could easily do some damage. Not really even sold on Florida but they could be a tough out. Louisville isn’t a top 10 team, but we don’t really have any bad losses outside of our second game of the year against Tennessee when we were figuring out rotations with a brand new team (literally entire roster turnover) and when Pryor went down prior to the Ole Miss game. Not saying we’ve played a hard schedule (obv we haven’t) but we did make the championship game against Oklahoma for the battle for Atlantis and lost by 5 after one of our best players went down with an ACL injury. We played Kentucky at full strength before their series of injuries in Rupp, and it was a close game (two possession) for the entirety of it, and Butler had his best game of the year. We were neck and neck with Duke the first 34 minutes of the game until they hit a couple key shots and free throws to put away the game the final 5 minutes ( this was also early December as we were trying to adjust our roster after losing two of our best players in Pryor and Koren Johnson) We beat the shit out of Indiana by 25 when they were ranked early on and lest not forget they have a pretty talented roster with 5 star players and portal transfers. Beat up a decent WVU team and also beat Clemson who is just outside of the top 10 by double digits. Like I said, I know we haven’t played a tough schedule, but we’ve won 17 of 18 games, and shouldn’t be overlooked.
Auburn - Big and Deep team/ old team. Have 4 guys that can get hot from 3 combined with a NPOY candidate big man. Can beat you a number of ways.
I have an offseason long avatar bet with @bignish . He took Duke, I took the field.
In that scenario I'd definitely take the field, but give me the 4 I named and I'd take it against the field
yeah. I think those 4 are the best also. If Tennessee wins out though Duke or Houston are getting Florida as a 2 seed.
