sirfarmsalot
Well-Known Member
3 more wins will do it.
Since the formula changed in 2005:
The lowest rated teams to get at-large bids (ALB): #67 USC, #64 Marquette (2011), #63 NC State (2005), #63 Stanford (2007).
I can't help but find it amusing that after the Nebby loss the theme on this board was our NCAA dreams were over. Now the mentality is that we're right back in the mix of things. Does anyone see it ironic that we still haven't learned to just sit back, enjoy the ride, and wait until atleast conference tournaments are under way and the regular seasons are over before we jump off the ledge, and then climb back up and do it again.
None of us know what will happen and despite the fact the bubble is incredibly weak this year, there's simply too many unknowns and too much basketball left to continue to make claims like we actually are on the selection committee and know our fate.
But we need something to discuss here. I think these topics are better than slamming Woodbury, Oglesby, or the most disliked Hawks.
I agree 100%, but my favorite part is the certainty that posters have. We have no idea what's going to happen, but to listen to people go back and forth about being right/wrong and then watching the board flip from "we're NIT bound and zero hopes for NCAA" to "win out and a good showing in BTT were in". That's what bothers me. It's the constant flip flop of those that think they have everything figured out that bothers me. And then there's listening to them argue back and forth because one believes were in and someone else is sure we're out. We're all hoping for a tournament appearance, why not just leave it at hope and leave the decisions to the selection committee.
I agree 100%, but my favorite part is the certainty that posters have. We have no idea what's going to happen, but to listen to people go back and forth about being right/wrong and then watching the board flip from "we're NIT bound and zero hopes for NCAA" to "win out and a good showing in BTT were in". That's what bothers me. It's the constant flip flop of those that think they have everything figured out that bothers me. And then there's listening to them argue back and forth because one believes were in and someone else is sure we're out. We're all hoping for a tournament appearance, why not just leave it at hope and leave the decisions to the selection committee.
I agree 100%, but my favorite part is the certainty that posters have. We have no idea what's going to happen, but to listen to people go back and forth about being right/wrong and then watching the board flip from "we're NIT bound and zero hopes for NCAA" to "win out and a good showing in BTT were in". That's what bothers me. It's the constant flip flop of those that think they have everything figured out that bothers me. And then there's listening to them argue back and forth because one believes were in and someone else is sure we're out. We're all hoping for a tournament appearance, why not just leave it at hope and leave the decisions to the selection committee.
I can't help but find it amusing that after the Nebby loss the theme on this board was our NCAA dreams were over. Now the mentality is that we're right back in the mix of things. Does anyone see it ironic that we still haven't learned to just sit back, enjoy the ride, and wait until atleast conference tournaments are under way and the regular seasons are over before we jump off the ledge, and then climb back up and do it again.
None of us know what will happen and despite the fact the bubble is incredibly weak this year, there's simply too many unknowns and too much basketball left to continue to make claims like we actually are on the selection committee and know our fate.