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RE: NET, KenPom, Sagarin of 12/25/19
(12-29-2019 09:49 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  Tennessee has dropped all the way down to 72. 3 more spots and they move out of Q2 for Cincy. That would leave them with 0-3 vs Q1 and Q2 for the non con.

Also would move to Q2 for Memphis.

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Won’t look good raw, but the committee does take into account big injuries and UC and Memphis beating Tennessee with Lamonte Turner will help if there is any near cutline (seed/in-out) decisions.
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RE: NET, KenPom, Sagarin of 12/25/19
(12-29-2019 09:57 PM)stxrunner Wrote:  
(12-29-2019 09:49 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  Tennessee has dropped all the way down to 72. 3 more spots and they move out of Q2 for Cincy. That would leave them with 0-3 vs Q1 and Q2 for the non con.

Also would move to Q2 for Memphis.

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Won’t look good raw, but the committee does take into account big injuries and UC and Memphis beating Tennessee with Lamonte Turner will help if there is any near cutline (seed/in-out) decisions.
Depends, Memphis will likely get a benefit because it will be for seeding only. Since Cincys resume is solely relying on that game at this point, it's not good

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RE: NET, KenPom, Sagarin of 12/25/19
(12-29-2019 10:46 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  
(12-29-2019 09:57 PM)stxrunner Wrote:  
(12-29-2019 09:49 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  Tennessee has dropped all the way down to 72. 3 more spots and they move out of Q2 for Cincy. That would leave them with 0-3 vs Q1 and Q2 for the non con.

Also would move to Q2 for Memphis.

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Won’t look good raw, but the committee does take into account big injuries and UC and Memphis beating Tennessee with Lamonte Turner will help if there is any near cutline (seed/in-out) decisions.
Depends, Memphis will likely get a benefit because it will be for seeding only. Since Cincys resume is solely relying on that game at this point, it's not good

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Yes, right now it does us no good. Any argument for us being in begins with us getting a handful of Q1/Q2 wins in conference with a 12-6 record or better.

It would also help if Vermont ends up top 75, which looks highly likely as they are something like 85 and will likely run all over the America East.
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