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not that there's a very realistic chance of that happening, but hypothetically that would potentially put us at 10-6 in Q1.    Here were the teams last year who had 10 or more Q1 wins:

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This conversation with the wife hit me like a bus.   Me: Blabbering on about the bubble and how weak it is, but also Nebraska needing to win and everything in between.   Her: So wh

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Our 6 Q1 wins put us in a tie for 11th best in the nation in terms of number of Q1 wins. There are just 18 teams with 6 or more Q1 wins. Our six wins put us in the same company as Purdue, Mississippi

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1 hour ago, Vinny said:

The blue team from Omaha might be trying to find the bubble. Getting blasted by DePaul right now.

Damn it! Why can’t we have nice things in March?

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12 minutes ago, kldm64 said:

If North Carolina makes it in the tournament without winning the ACC tournament, I'll lose all respect for the selection process. They shouldn't even be in consideration with that resume.


Makes me so mad— all we had to do was win 2 of our last 5…. Two of six if you just get 1 in B1G tournament. And we were right there resume wise.

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Does the Big 10 change things up, and leave only 2 teams out?  Oklahoma was 3rd from last in the SEC.  They would have been left out of the conference tournament.  Does their win over Georgia get them in?  Or, would they be in despite missing their conference tournament, if the SEC didn't take 3 teams like the Big 10?

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On 3/14/2025 at 8:37 AM, kldm64 said:

If North Carolina makes it in the tournament without winning the ACC tournament, I'll lose all respect for the selection process. They shouldn't even be in consideration with that resume.

They’ve only beat one good team all year. Neutral site win against UCLA. They’re like 1-12 against tourney teams, so they’ve had plenty of opportunities. 

HuskerFever

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43 minutes ago, brfrad said:

Does the Big 10 change things up, and leave only 2 teams out?  Oklahoma was 3rd from last in the SEC.  They would have been left out of the conference tournament.  Does their win over Georgia get them in?  Or, would they be in despite missing their conference tournament, if the SEC didn't take 3 teams like the Big 10?

 

SEC has 16 teams, Big Ten has 18. That makes a big difference.

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12 hours ago, Huskerpapa said:

Yeah, the dude is their GM

 

Have to think that some of the reason St Johns won the conference is that Matt's role does not involve him being listed on the basketball page

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Will be really interesting to see what the committee does with the last 4 in today. Someone is getting in with major flaws on their resume which makes our season that much harder to swallow.  Here is our final team sheet.

 

- Most metrics remained in the 50’s so a couple more wins likely bumps those up to the low 50’s or high 40’s.

 

- A 9-12 Q1/2 record isn’t terrible at all. The losses unfortunately piled up and our two Q3 losses were the nail in the coffin.

 

- We’ll likely end the year with at least 5 wins over teams in the at large field. That’s a pretty good metric should we have been close.

 

- The 5-7 road record was strong, but the 10-6 home record doomed us.

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1 hour ago, hskr4life said:

Will be really interesting to see what the committee does with the last 4 in today. Someone is getting in with major flaws on their resume which makes our season that much harder to swallow.  Here is our final team sheet.

 

- Most metrics remained in the 50’s so a couple more wins likely bumps those up to the low 50’s or high 40’s.

 

- A 9-12 Q1/2 record isn’t terrible at all. The losses unfortunately piled up and our two Q3 losses were the nail in the coffin.

 

- We’ll likely end the year with at least 5 wins over teams in the at large field. That’s a pretty good metric should we have been close.

 

- The 5-7 road record was strong, but the 10-6 home record doomed us.

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0-2 vs Q3 at home….there is your entire season. 

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1 hour ago, Cazzie22 said:

Just pencil in Florida.  The Gators look the part.

 

SEC is far and away legit this season. And Auburn was that team. But now they're 2-3 in March. You might be right here. Sometimes it's all about how you trend in March.

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