School//NET/KenPom/Sagarin/Massey
Houston//35/26/21/22
WSU// 37/39/39/25
Cincy//46/43/34/53
Memphis//51/56/43/46
Tulsa//60/59/63/68
SMU//72/75/69/60
UConn//86/76/91/96
Temple// 104/102/118/97
USF// 120/128/107/153
UCF//121/123/125/108
Tulane//173/195/204/165
ECU// 227/232/211/215

Temple dropped after beating ECU.

Just to show you how bad OOC losses can damper you. We have now knocked off 3 top 25 teams and only moved up to 60.

I'm thinking we'll do enough by the end of the year to at least qualify as a Q1 road win. Been a tough season with all of the close losses, but an above .500 record and top 75 NET ranking would be a step in the right direction

(02-03-2020 09:44 AM)TUCandoit Wrote:  Just to show you how bad OOC losses can damper you. We have now knocked off 3 top 25 teams and only moved up to 60.

Yeah it really is unfortunate. Watch Tulsa finish 15-2 and only around 50 in the NET.

(02-03-2020 11:47 AM)maybeimhere Wrote:  

(02-03-2020 09:44 AM)TUCandoit Wrote:  Just to show you how bad OOC losses can damper you. We have now knocked off 3 top 25 teams and only moved up to 60.

Yeah it really is unfortunate. Watch Tulsa finish 15-2 and only around 50 in the NET.

IF we finish 16-2 we will be somewhere in the mid 30s with a 1 quad 4 loss and something like 4-5 wins in quad 1 (Houston home and away or Wichita home and away or both. UConn on the road) and likely a quad 2 or quad 1 game to start the AAC tourney.

(02-03-2020 01:02 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(02-03-2020 11:47 AM)maybeimhere Wrote:  

(02-03-2020 09:44 AM)TUCandoit Wrote:  Just to show you how bad OOC losses can damper you. We have now knocked off 3 top 25 teams and only moved up to 60.

Yeah it really is unfortunate. Watch Tulsa finish 15-2 and only around 50 in the NET.

IF we finish 16-2 we will be somewhere in the mid 30s with a 1 quad 4 loss and something like 4-5 wins in quad 1 (Houston home and away or Wichita home and away or both. UConn on the road) and likely a quad 2 or quad 1 game to start the AAC tourney.

Tulsa vs. UC (not that one will be chosen over the other) will be interesting to watch. UC could very well end up ahead of Tulsa in the NET, but without a single Quad 1 win (we likely only have two more chances). Tulsa, on the other hand, could have multiple Quad 1 wins, but a lower NET. I wonder how the selection committee would handle it.

(02-03-2020 08:08 AM)vick mike Wrote:  Temple dropped after beating ECU.

We all feel your pain.

(02-03-2020 01:34 PM)geef Wrote:  

(02-03-2020 01:02 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(02-03-2020 11:47 AM)maybeimhere Wrote:  

(02-03-2020 09:44 AM)TUCandoit Wrote:  Just to show you how bad OOC losses can damper you. We have now knocked off 3 top 25 teams and only moved up to 60.

Yeah it really is unfortunate. Watch Tulsa finish 15-2 and only around 50 in the NET.

IF we finish 16-2 we will be somewhere in the mid 30s with a 1 quad 4 loss and something like 4-5 wins in quad 1 (Houston home and away or Wichita home and away or both. UConn on the road) and likely a quad 2 or quad 1 game to start the AAC tourney.

Tulsa vs. UC (not that one will be chosen over the other) will be interesting to watch. UC could very well end up ahead of Tulsa in the NET, but without a single Quad 1 win (we likely only have two more chances). Tulsa, on the other hand, could have multiple Quad 1 wins, but a lower NET. I wonder how the selection committee would handle it.

In that scenario, if it gets down to the committee nitpicking, UC would have a clear advantage when looking at Strength of Schedule. They currently have a SoS of 25 and a Non-Conference SoS of 27. Tulsa is currently at 126 & 291 respectively. UC absolutely has to get at least one Q1 win though. @Wich St and @Houston are massive massive games.

Lots of games left.

Tulsa has no room for error in the next four games.

UCONN, @ UCF, ECU and @ USF