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23 in AP

Palm's latest bracktology

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/bracketology

(01-27-2014 01:49 PM)TigerSeth Wrote:  23 in AP

22 IN AP
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/rankings/ap

(01-27-2014 01:49 PM)TigerSeth Wrote:  23 in AP

Actually they moved up to #22

#22 Memphis beat #7 and #10 teams and lost to the #4 team, the #10 team, the #15 team and the #29th team.

#20 Creighton lost to the #5 team and unranked George Washington and an unranked Providence team and beat the #9 team.

Makes no sense.

AP

Louisville #12
Cindy #13
Memphis #22

(01-27-2014 01:51 PM)TigerSeth Wrote:  Palm's latest bracktology

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/bracketology

give me that bracket all day long ... Memphis in San Diego ... w00t!!!!

UK up 3 to #11 - after beating awful Georgia and Texas A&M in Lexington. 4 losses (2 vs. unranked teams). Only good win vs. UL at home. Only other team with that number of losses higher is KU. KU has stronger resume, especially on the road however. Hilarious to hear media say things like "... this loss could impact UK's ability to make a run at the championship". Anyone else with this record and performance - laughable to suggest. They may not even win the SEC. They didn't even win the SEC last year, or make the NCAA - and lost big-time early in the NIT. Now with one "big" win at home and 4 losses, let's all figure out a way to get them in the national championship.

(01-27-2014 01:58 PM)80sTiger Wrote:  UK up 3 to #11 - after beating awful Georgia and Texas A&M in Lexington. 4 losses (2 vs. unranked teams). Only good win vs. UL at home. Only other team with that number of losses higher is KU. KU has stronger resume, especially on the road however. Hilarious to hear media say things like "... this loss could impact UK's ability to make a run at the championship". Anyone else with this record and performance - laughable to suggest. They may not even win the SEC. They didn't even win the SEC last year, or make the NCAA - and lost big-time early in the NIT. Now with one "big" win at home and 4 losses, let's all figure out a way to get them in the national championship.

Kentucky is 1-3 in road games and 2-4 in total games away from home. They play at LSU and at Missouri this week so we will see.

(01-27-2014 01:53 PM)mempho_to_diego Wrote:  

(01-27-2014 01:51 PM)TigerSeth Wrote:  Palm's latest bracktology

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/bracketology

give me that bracket all day long ... Memphis in San Diego ... w00t!!!!

Actually he has us in Spokane as a #5 playing Toledo then Pitt then Arizona in the Sweet 16

Southern Miss getting Votes. SMU as well. Gonzaga back in, which is good news for us. As far as Palm's bracketology goes,

(01-27-2014 02:03 PM)mairving Wrote:  

(01-27-2014 01:58 PM)80sTiger Wrote:  UK up 3 to #11 - after beating awful Georgia and Texas A&M in Lexington. 4 losses (2 vs. unranked teams). Only good win vs. UL at home. Only other team with that number of losses higher is KU. KU has stronger resume, especially on the road however. Hilarious to hear media say things like "... this loss could impact UK's ability to make a run at the championship". Anyone else with this record and performance - laughable to suggest. They may not even win the SEC. They didn't even win the SEC last year, or make the NCAA - and lost big-time early in the NIT. Now with one "big" win at home and 4 losses, let's all figure out a way to get them in the national championship.

Kentucky is 1-3 in road games and 2-4 in total games away from home. They play at LSU and at Missouri this week so we will see.

I've been pretty unimpressed with LSU. Played UMass pretty well in a loss. Best win probably Butler by 2 in OT. Some bad losses though. Haven't seen Missouri play yet, but they beat ranked UCLA, but then they've lost to LSU, Vandy and Georgia (egads). Even on the road, UK has the talent and should beat both these teams, even with some mistakes. That said, even more so they should've beat Arkansas. Obviously, I hope they lose both games by 20+ - Ha Ha.

Some bias going on in the polls but just keep winning baby!

Just now able to finish my earlier thought. Pitt doesn't want any part of ND State.

(01-27-2014 02:14 PM)80sTiger Wrote:  

(01-27-2014 02:03 PM)mairving Wrote:  

(01-27-2014 01:58 PM)80sTiger Wrote:  UK up 3 to #11 - after beating awful Georgia and Texas A&M in Lexington. 4 losses (2 vs. unranked teams). Only good win vs. UL at home. Only other team with that number of losses higher is KU. KU has stronger resume, especially on the road however. Hilarious to hear media say things like "... this loss could impact UK's ability to make a run at the championship". Anyone else with this record and performance - laughable to suggest. They may not even win the SEC. They didn't even win the SEC last year, or make the NCAA - and lost big-time early in the NIT. Now with one "big" win at home and 4 losses, let's all figure out a way to get them in the national championship.

Kentucky is 1-3 in road games and 2-4 in total games away from home. They play at LSU and at Missouri this week so we will see.

I've been pretty unimpressed with LSU. Played UMass pretty well in a loss. Best win probably Butler by 2 in OT. Some bad losses though. Haven't seen Missouri play yet, but they beat ranked UCLA, but then they've lost to LSU, Vandy and Georgia (egads). Even on the road, UK has the talent and should beat both these teams, even with some mistakes. That said, even more so they should've beat Arkansas. Obviously, I hope they lose both games by 20+ - Ha Ha.

LSU tends to put a lot of emphasis on the 3-point shot. Missouri had the longest home win streak in the nation until they lost to Georgia. They play pretty well at home.

just keep on winning

There are definitely distinct variances in the pills vs. how the selection committee evaluates and seeds teams. Hopefully we'll do better with the latter.

Seems stregthening our schedule, beating 2 ranked teams away from home, and having 0 bad losses isn't any better than lg to 2 or 3 ranked teams, and then running CUDA. Looks like we're heading to a similar seed.

Dumb. Michigan State loses at home, and Kansas continues to beat one top 50 team after another, and drops from a 1 seed to a 2 seed, while Michigan State remains a 1 seed.

The one seeds right now would be Arizona, Syracuse, Kansas, and Wichita State

(01-27-2014 03:21 PM)TripleA Wrote:  There are definitely distinct variances in the pills vs. how the selection committee evaluates and seeds teams. Hopefully we'll do better with the latter.

Seems stregthening our schedule, beating 2 ranked teams away from home, and having 0 bad losses isn't any better than lg to 2 or 3 ranked teams, and then running CUDA. Looks like we're heading to a similar seed.

Are you drunk already?