Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they mention last night that wins outside of the top 150(I think it was) don't amount to much and Iowa upping their schedule from teams in the 300s to teams in the 200s (with the same number of wins) wasn't going to improve their standing with the tournament committee as much fans would hope?We have a great resume to make the tourney except we played 300 ranked teams instead of 250 ranked teams at the beginning of the year. For some reason that matters way more then it should.
I think so. The only team not to make the tourney with that many good wins.Well I like this better than the stupid "conference standing" argument.
I can't recall off hand...didn't we have 4 RPI Top 50 wins last year as well?
In before the edit...nice work my friend. The TV guys...Revsine and Jackson.Who's they?
Should have taken care of business when they had the chance...a win at Wisconsin, home vs Indiana, at Purdue, at Nebby and home vs Michigan State would more than sealed the deal. All games that the Hawks will hopefully learn from when playing close games in the future.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they mention last night that wins outside of the top 150(I think it was) don't amount to much and Iowa upping their schedule from teams in the 300s to teams in the 200s (with the same number of wins) wasn't going to improve their standing with the tournament committee as much fans would hope?
Edit: On the TV broadcast.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they mention last night that wins outside of the top 150(I think it was) don't amount to much and Iowa upping their schedule from teams in the 300s to teams in the 200s (with the same number of wins) wasn't going to improve their standing with the tournament committee as much fans would hope?
Edit: On the TV broadcast.
More* than sealed the deal, Wyle E. Coyote...let's see if you can follow. Iowa's pre-conference schedule of cream puffs wouldn't be the rub if Iowa had taken care of business in games they had won and let slip away in conference. (Note that was the case in most of those games, Indiana excluded).Oh really? If Iowa was 24-6 with 7 top 50 wins and tied for first in the B1G, they'd have "sealed the deal?" You think?
We've got a freaking rocket scientist over here!
I believe it just means that we're all thinking a slightly better schedule was going to get it done, but it was going to take a much better schedule than we thought it would.I didn't hear that. If that's the case, what else is making our RPI and strength of schedule so bad? It seems like the 300 ranked teams are the only difference when you compare us to other bubble teams.
I read on the internet not to do that, so I stopped...The broadcast showed 2 RPI top 50 wins since it was prior to our win. So our resume basically became twice as good in 1 day.
Also, dont believe everyone on tv.
More* than sealed the deal, Wyle E. Coyote...let's see if you can follow. Iowa's pre-conference schedule of cream puffs wouldn't be the rub if Iowa had taken care of business in games they had won and let slip away in conference. (Note that was the case in most of those games, Indiana excluded).
I read on the internet not to do that, so I stopped...