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RE: November basketball- Big East is #1.
(12-01-2014 04:00 PM)indycat Wrote:  So P5 schools load up on cupcakes in November and win all those while some go off to meaningless tourneys and lose a game or two? The new BE has many of their teams with similar records right now due to the same scheduling model, but only two teams ranked and none higher than Villanova (AP #10). Villanova hasn't been much in the postseason lately.

There truly is nothing more meaningless than the polls in November. They are a survey of opinions and favor team's past reputations.

Check any of the power ratings and they will show 6 Big East teams projected to go to the tournament based on the early results. If the Big East keeps this up in December, they will be a factor in March because November/December is where selections and seedings are determined. After that, teams are just knocking each other off in conference.
12-02-2014 03:43 AM
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