Lunardi gets his info from the committee. If that holds up goes to show the Q1 win thing is overrated in seeding, they will put you where they want
Oregon with 8 quad 1 wins yet a 4 seed in lunardis bracket...
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The strength of the schedule with metrics, especially NET, has played a part.
Playing a poopy schedule in nonconference isn't rewarding compared to those that do.
Playing a poopy schedule in nonconference isn't rewarding compared to those that do.
Lunardi doesn't get his info from the committee. He looks at the same data and makes his own judgments, which are often wrong. He's an average at best bracketologist.
They've won quite a few games in the final minute of play. They stole two road games last week. I want to say they were down by 6 points with 2-3 minutes to go against Penn State and Ohio State... If you go by the eye test, a 4 seed might be about right.
But, that's not how resumes are built. A win is a win. Resume alone, Oregon is at least a 2 seed. Could easily be a 1 seed, though. That 32-point shellacking by Illinois doesn't look great. Other than that one game, there resume is as close to flawless as you could ask for.
But, that's not how resumes are built. A win is a win. Resume alone, Oregon is at least a 2 seed. Could easily be a 1 seed, though. That 32-point shellacking by Illinois doesn't look great. Other than that one game, there resume is as close to flawless as you could ask for.
Oregon's one of those teams that has a significantly better resume than they project moving forward. They're a top 30 team with a top 10 resume.
What helps a team best during tournament time, close games or blowout wins against weak competition?
One thing I like about Oregon is they have a bunch of veteran guys who have played a ton of basketball (4th and 5th year guys) and they have a HOF coach who has been doing this for decades. They're going to win a lot of close games this year. Talent is good but not overwhelming but we've already seen them win most of their close games.
If Oregon wants to take it to the next level, they really need Bamba to step up and be the guy he was at Wazzu 2 years ago. So far he's had a very up and down year (and that's being nice about it).
Is Altman really a HoF coach? He has one Final Four but just a 17-16 record in the NCAA tournament.
I don't consider Matt Painter a HoFer (yet) and he's got a similar resume to Altman and is 12 years younger than him.
Altman wil be a HoF coach. He's got 770 career wins and is still going.
Yeah, but not all quad 1 wins are created equal. Beating Boise state on the road isn’t the same as beating duke on any court.
That’s not true, you have to look at all of the variables.
1) Boise State at home would be a crazy tough atmosphere for a bigger named school.
2) beating a freshmen heavy Duke in early November is not the same as beating them later in the season.
Duke is a quad 1A team and it doesn’t matter where you play them. So, they can't be a quad 1 team because they're freshmen heavy? I don't see that asterisk in the metrics anywhere.
Boise state is a Q1, but only if you play them on their home court.
Honestly, I just threw Boise out there, I really don't know if they are q1 or not, I was just using them as an example.
Not all Quad 1 wins are equal.
