*Away teams have won 14 of the 54 road games this year, 25.9%.
*5 teams, UConn, Wichita State, Tulsa, ECU and Tulane have not won a game on the road.
*3 teams, Memphis, USF and SMU have only won 1 game.

Records:
Tulsa: 0-5
ECU: 0-5
Tulane: 0-5
Uconn: 0-4
Wichita: 0-4
Memphis: 1-4 (beat Tulane)
SMU: 1-4 (beat UConn)
USF: 1-3 (beat ECU)
UCF: 2-2 (beat UConn, Tulane)
Temple: 3-2 (beat ECU, Wichita State, Tulane)
Houston: 3-1 (beat SMU, USF, Tulsa)
Cincy: 3-1 (beat Temple, Wichita State, Tulsa)

Only 9 of the 54 games have been close (under 4 points or Overtime).

I am not sure if it's a big home-court advantage or if it's just a bunch of teams that are pretty closely packed together.

Good stats. Very interesting.

I would be perfectly fine with no AAC team winning on the road the rest of the season.

(02-04-2019 10:05 AM)mairving Wrote:  *Away teams have won 14 of the 54 road games this year, 25.9%.
*5 teams, UConn, Wichita State, Tulsa, ECU and Tulane have not won a game on the road.
*3 teams, Memphis, USF and SMU have only won 1 game.

Records:
Tulsa: 0-5
ECU: 0-5
Tulane: 0-5
Uconn: 0-4
Wichita: 0-4
Memphis: 1-4 (beat Tulane)
SMU: 1-4 (beat UConn)
USF: 1-3 (beat ECU)
UCF: 2-2 (beat UConn, Tulane)
Temple: 3-2 (beat ECU, Wichita State, Tulane)
Houston: 3-1 (beat SMU, USF, Tulsa)
Cincy: 3-1 (beat Temple, Wichita State, Tulsa)

Only 9 of the 54 games have been close (under 4 points or Overtime).

I am not sure if it's a big home-court advantage or if it's just a bunch of teams that are pretty closely packed together.

I think it’s a little of both. Only the top teams have won more than 1 road game all year.

Hmmm. That’s a big disparity—- bigger than Vegas likes to think.

I should ...no....someone should research same data from the other conferences.

Happy Chinese New Year btw

(02-05-2019 11:59 AM)snowtiger Wrote:  Hmmm. That’s a big disparity—- bigger than Vegas likes to think.

I should ...no....someone should research same data from the other conferences.

Happy Chinese New Year btw

Big 12 - 15 of 45 33.3%
Big 10 - 30 of 77 39%
Pac12 - 22 of 54 40.7%
Big East - 20 of 47 42.6%
ACC - 30 of 66 45.5%
SEC - 28 of 56 50%

Winning is hard.
Winning on the road is harder.

Good posts

(02-05-2019 02:18 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  Winning is hard.
Winning on the road is harder.

Absolutely!! +3

Ironically it’s relatively similar to the league standings (+/- a few teams)

That’s the way it goes most times. The teams that when on the road win the conference.

MichSt just lost on the road to Ill

(02-05-2019 09:17 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  MichSt just lost on the road to Ill

Tubby's target Ayo Dosunmu hit some clutch 3's for Illinois at the end. Wish he was wearing blue n grey.

(02-05-2019 09:35 PM)tigertrails Wrote:  

(02-05-2019 09:17 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  MichSt just lost on the road to Ill

Tubby's target Ayo Dosunmu hit some clutch 3's for Illinois at the end. Wish he was wearing blue n grey.

I'm sure if you mentioned Ayo's name to Tubby, he'd say "huh?" "who?"

(02-05-2019 09:35 PM)tigertrails Wrote:  

(02-05-2019 09:17 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  MichSt just lost on the road to Ill

Tubby's target Ayo Dosunmu hit some clutch 3's for Illinois at the end. Wish he was wearing blue n grey.

Didn't notice Dosunmu. Was he was the one that took us off the list the morning after Tubby and Joe E paid him a home visit? Or was it Bam Adebayo? Can't remember the name at the moment.

I did watch Connor Vanover, who plays for Cal Berkley, brick a couple clutch 3s in the last few minutes at home to give Berkely their 19th straight conference loss. 0-19 in conference play.

(02-06-2019 12:16 AM)snowtiger Wrote:  

(02-05-2019 09:35 PM)tigertrails Wrote:  

(02-05-2019 09:17 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  MichSt just lost on the road to Ill

Tubby's target Ayo Dosunmu hit some clutch 3's for Illinois at the end. Wish he was wearing blue n grey.

Didn't notice Dosunmu. Was he was the one that took us off the list the morning after Tubby and Joe E paid him a home visit? Or was it Bam Adebayo? Can't remember the name at the moment.

I did watch Connor Vanover, who plays for Cal Berkley, brick a couple clutch 3s in the last few minutes at home to give Berkely their 19th straight conference loss. 0-19 in conference play.

No that was Antwann Jones who eventually ended up here anyways.

Just to have the visual the other way, home records:

Houston 5-0
Cincy 5-0
Temple 4-1 (loss to Cincy)
UCF 4-1 (loss to Houston)
Memphis 4-1 (loss to Cincy)
UCONN 4-1 (loss to UCF)
USF 4-1 (loss to Houston)
Tulsa 3-2 (loss to Houston and Cincy)
Wichita State 3-2 (loss to Cincy and Temple)
SMU 3-2 (loss to Houston and USF)
ECU 2-3 (loss Wichita, USF, Temple)
Tulane 0-4 (loss to Temple, UCF, Memphis , SMU)

Teams fighting for NCAA/NIT are 33-7 at home.