Blind Resume Test

[HuskerFever]

If you were rank us among this pool of resumes, where would we stack up?

 

Nebraska: 13-5 (3-4); Q1 2-5, Q2 3-0, Q3 3-0, Q4 4-0; NET 14, POM 12

 

Team A: 16-1 (5-0); Q1 4-1, Q2 1-0, Q3 4-0, Q4 5-0; NET 3, POM 5

 

Team B: 13-3 (3-1); Q1 2-3, Q2 2-0, Q3 5-0, Q4 4-0; NET 10, POM 13

 

Team C: 13-3, (2-1); Q1 0-3, Q2 5-0, Q3 3-0, Q4 4-0; NET 20, POM 11

 

Team D: 14-3 (4-1); Q1 2-3, Q2 2-0, Q3 3-0, Q4 6-0; NET 28, POM 35

 

Team E: 13-3 (1-2); Q1 1-1, Q2 5-2, Q3 3-0, Q4 4-0; NET 32, POM 25

[Bugeaters1]

Looks like #3 is a lock so far.

 

[HuskerFever]

I'll give it some time to let more people submit their responses, but I'll post the teams sometime tomorrow.

[AuroranHusker]

5 hours ago, Bugeaters1 said:

Looks like #3 is a lock so far.

 

 

Almost half the votes.

[hskr4life]

I said #4.

 

Just by going on past committee brackets and using quadrants, I think A and B are clearly #1 and #2.  I think it’s a battle between us and D for #3 and #4.  I could see ya #3 or #4.

 

C and E certainly bring up the rear.

[Handy Johnson]

Like George Castanza, nothing wrong with being right there in the “meaty” part of the curve...

[HuskerFever]

Here are the teams:

 

Team A - #3 Tennessee

Team B - #12 Kentucky

Team C - #14 Auburn

Team D - #18 Ole Miss

Team E - #24 Mississippi State

 

The results as of this second say, Nebraska should be:

#1: 0%

#2: 16%

#3: 32%

#4: 40%

#5: 8%

#6: 4%

 

Sometimes the media polls just amaze me. And I wonder how much the ESPN/SEC contract factors into things like TV exposure and other biases. We just have to keep working at getting those quality wins and hope the committee respects the results.

[AuroranHusker]

41 minutes ago, HuskerFever said:

Here are the teams:

 

Team A - #3 Tennessee

Team B - #12 Kentucky

Team C - #14 Auburn

Team D - #18 Ole Miss

Team E - #24 Mississippi State

 

The results as of this second say, Nebraska should be:

#1: 0%

#2: 16%

#3: 32%

#4: 40%

#5: 8%

#6: 4%

 

Sometimes the media polls just amaze me. And I wonder how much the ESPN/SEC contract factors into things like TV exposure and other biases. We just have to keep working at getting those quality wins and hope the committee respects the results.

 

Add to that Nebrasketball seems to be the Rodney Dangerfield of College Hoops !

 

 

[Handy Johnson]

It’s bad enough we have to collectively kiss the a** of the SEC in football, now basketball too? What in the name of Chuck Person is going on here?