(01-15-2012 09:46 PM)RealDeal Wrote:  If were on the fence NCAA has every right to make an example out of us given one of the weakest non conference schedules ever created. Way too early to worry though, I feel we'll play our way into decent seed.

I'll never understand the importance placed on the OOC schedule by the committee. If you chose to play a weak schedule then you have limited your chance for quality wins and you better rack up the wins in conference. If you accomplish that then you can more than justify a weak OOC schedule and that should be the end of that debate. Yet, it has become sort of a tiebreaker in terms of seeding and selection, which makes zero sense. In fact, I don't think the OOC wins racked up in a high school gym before Thanksgiving should be weighted equally with conference wins, as they reflect a team's truer self heading into March.