(12-31-2018 03:58 AM)Tiger1983 Wrote:  

(11-26-2018 12:06 PM)stever20 Wrote:  and they are out
Houston 18
Cincy 46
UCF 49
UConn 57
Temple 79
USF 123
Wichita 132
SMU 168
Tulsa 179
Memphis 189
Tulane 200
ECU 242

Updated through 12/29/18:
Houston 4
Cincy 26
UCF 40
Temple 60
Tulsa 90
UConn 96
Memphis 99
USF 103
Wichita 134
SMU 139
ECU 241
Tulane 289

Memphis finally cracked the top 100.

(12-31-2018 03:58 AM)Tiger1983 Wrote:  

(11-26-2018 12:06 PM)stever20 Wrote:  and they are out
Houston 18
Cincy 46
UCF 49
UConn 57
Temple 79
USF 123
Wichita 132
SMU 168
Tulsa 179
Memphis 189
Tulane 200
ECU 242

Updated through 12/29/18:
Houston 4 Bid
Cincy 26 Bid
UCF 40 Close to a bid
Temple 60 Firmly on bubble
Tulsa 90 NIT
UConn 96 NIT
____________________ The line in the sand.
Memphis 99
USF 103
Wichita 134
SMU 139
ECU 241
Tulane 289

Tulsa and UConn are on the NIT bubble. Everyone wants to think the NIT has 32 teams. It does, but 10-12 of those are bid thieves. So you have to be really in the top 80-85 to get in the NIT.

(12-31-2018 01:39 PM)stever20 Wrote:  Tulsa and UConn are on the NIT bubble. Everyone wants to think the NIT has 32 teams. It does, but 10-12 of those are bid thieves. So you have to be really in the top 80-85 to get in the NIT.

Likewise, the NCAA Tourney has 68 teams .. but the bottom tiers are well below 68. So the NIT cut off is well under 100 accounting for that and the "auto bids" for the NIT

Stever (CIT bubble)

(12-31-2018 02:04 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Stever (CIT bubble)

hey I'll take that over HLOH where I'm #353.....

they're melting down over the NET over there btw. Can't stand that they're #3 in RPI and #5 in NET. It's actually pretty funny to watch.

Not last!

(12-31-2018 01:39 PM)stever20 Wrote:  Tulsa and UConn are on the NIT bubble. Everyone wants to think the NIT has 32 teams. It does, but 10-12 of those are bid thieves. So you have to be really in the top 80-85 to get in the NIT.

They killed the NIT when they changed the format.

NET's out for today-
Houston 4
Cincy 25
UCF 38
Temple 64
Memphis 77
Tulsa 80
USF 91
UConn 100
SMU 132
Wichita St 134
ECU 260
Tulane 295
Avg 108.33- Pac 12 at 104.08 right now so -4.25....

net blah blah blah palm blah blah blah rpi blah blah blah

UC is the defending champ...if you want to be the man, you gotta BEAT the man. Until somebody unseats us, we are the kings of hoops in the conference

(01-04-2019 01:56 PM)stever20 Wrote:  NET's out for today-
Houston 4
Cincy 25
UCF 38
Temple 64
Memphis 77
Tulsa 80
USF 91
UConn 100
SMU 132
Wichita St 134
ECU 260
Tulane 295
Avg 108.33- Pac 12 at 104.08 right now so -4.25....

ECU and Tulane --- just huge drags on the conference.

(01-04-2019 01:56 PM)stever20 Wrote:  NET's out for today-
Houston 4
Cincy 25
UCF 38
Temple 64
Memphis 77
Tulsa 80
USF 91
UConn 100
SMU 132
Wichita St 134
ECU 260
Tulane 295
Avg 108.33- Pac 12 at 104.08 right now so -4.25....

Memphis has moved up 112 places since 11/26/18.

(01-04-2019 02:05 PM)TIGERCITY Wrote:  

(01-04-2019 01:56 PM)stever20 Wrote:  NET's out for today-
Houston 4
Cincy 25
UCF 38
Temple 64
Memphis 77
Tulsa 80
USF 91
UConn 100
SMU 132
Wichita St 134
ECU 260
Tulane 295
Avg 108.33- Pac 12 at 104.08 right now so -4.25....

ECU and Tulane --- just huge drags on the conference.

yeah but they don't hurt the conference as much in NET as they did in RPI....

just look this week....
Cincy NET is 25 same as prior to playing Tulane
SMU NET is 132 up 6 despite playing ECU

now in RPI
Cincy RPI is 40 same as prior to playing Tulane
SMU RPI is 193 same as prior to playing ECU

so it's not hurt either one. In fact, SMU improved some.

overall the change to NET has done the AAC a LOT of good.... Well, except for Temple...

NET- AAC has 2 top 30 teams, 4 top 75 teams, 8 top 100 teams, 10 top 135 teams(big as road games there are tier 2).
RPI- AAC has 2 top 30 teams, 4 top 75 teams, 5 top 100 teams, 8 top 135 teams

the RPI's from current-
Houston 12
Temple 25
UCF 38
Cincy 40
Wichita 98
Tulsa 102
Memphis 122
USF 125
UConn 152
SMU 193
Tulane 296
ECU 332
127.92

Lose to the #4 net team by 18 and move up 18 spots in the ranking O.o

(01-04-2019 03:06 PM)TUCandoit Wrote:  Lose to the #4 net team by 18 and move up 18 spots in the ranking O.o

had a bit to do with Cal Baptist beating New Mexico State and Utah beating Arizona St.

(01-04-2019 03:59 PM)stever20 Wrote:  

(01-04-2019 03:06 PM)TUCandoit Wrote:  Lose to the #4 net team by 18 and move up 18 spots in the ranking O.o

had a bit to do with Cal Baptist beating New Mexico State and Utah beating Arizona St.

Almost all that. ORU also won. The Utah win was huge, it bumped them way up and by default Tulsa. It seems the NET doesn't punish you too hard for losing games you are suppose to, but you can get quite a bump from upsets.

Unfortunately the same Southern Miss team that beat SMU early in the season lost to Rice last night dropping SMU in NET.

(01-04-2019 02:28 PM)stever20 Wrote:  overall the change to NET has done the AAC a LOT of good.... Well, except for Temple...

NET- AAC has 2 top 30 teams, 4 top 75 teams, 8 top 100 teams, 10 top 135 teams(big as road games there are tier 2).
RPI- AAC has 2 top 30 teams, 4 top 75 teams, 5 top 100 teams, 8 top 135 teams

the RPI's from current-
Houston 12
Temple 25
UCF 38
Cincy 40
Wichita 98
Tulsa 102
Memphis 122
USF 125
UConn 152
SMU 193
Tulane 296
ECU 332
127.92

East Carolina at 332? How many Division 1 basketball schools are there?

(01-04-2019 04:33 PM)Tigers2B1 Wrote:  

(01-04-2019 02:28 PM)stever20 Wrote:  overall the change to NET has done the AAC a LOT of good.... Well, except for Temple...

NET- AAC has 2 top 30 teams, 4 top 75 teams, 8 top 100 teams, 10 top 135 teams(big as road games there are tier 2).
RPI- AAC has 2 top 30 teams, 4 top 75 teams, 5 top 100 teams, 8 top 135 teams

the RPI's from current-
Houston 12
Temple 25
UCF 38
Cincy 40
Wichita 98
Tulsa 102
Memphis 122
USF 125
UConn 152
SMU 193
Tulane 296
ECU 332
127.92

East Carolina at 332? How many Division 1 basketball schools are there?

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