Normally contract status is the main factor in any move but with the SEC and Big Ten money, there is a new paradigm for them. For the ACC and other conferences, when the current contract expires and/or the contract buy out will still factor in the decision.
So from the top-
Rutgers with...
I want to be on the record, that I DO NOT WANT NICKI FIRED. Please, oh please Baylor give her a lifetime contract. She hasn’t burned the program to the ground completely yet.😜
I will give credit to Louisville for playing a harder OOC with closer loses to top teams than playing cupcake city and then also keep Oklahoma and Michigan ahead of Vandy and the sleeper now is Ole Miss who could deserve just as high a ranking as Vanderbilt. The way this thread is thinking is...
For as an astute fan base as this forum is supposed to have, we seem to have “regular brain cramps” on how the process is supposed to operate.
1. Charlie Crème does not CONTROL anything, he merely tries to replicate what the committee will do based on their rules and past seedings. Charlie’s...
Ok, I like that they are trying to generate "buzz" and have people interested in WCBB but this list of 25 is excessive. Here is a more realistic list of 9 based on actual performance, media and team success:
1. Sarah Strong
2. Madison Booker
3. Joyce Edwards
4. Mikayla Blakes
5. Audi Crooks
6...
I like the optimism but MSG holds 19,763 people and I highly doubt fans want to spend $132.20 so, SJU needs to lower their fees. Considering they are averaging a pathetic 644 people per game....
Strongly disagree as the “bench team” is still a group of highly rated players moreso than ANY OTHER BE team, that with practice time would operate as a cohesive unit. Outside of the top 25 but still an NCAA Tournament team. Which for qualification, only Villanova would qualify for the NCAAT.
I...
Always been curious about why she has stayed at Gonzaga even if they do want to be considered a "basketball school" as their conference is significantly worse than ours.
So every writer agrees that UConn and Texas are either #1 or #2. The writers diverge on #3&4. That is curious to me. I would have thought the gap between #2 and #3 would have gotten closer. I get that UCLA trounced USC, but perhaps USC is not so good? What does really surprise me is the gap...
With the blood bath of the weekend now over with one possible undefeated team (Texas Tech) losing Monday Night, My own assessment has:
UConn #1 with a unanimous vote
Texas, who has a close game at home vs. Ole Miss losing many votes and will now be neck and neck with #3 and #4
SC
UCLA may...
Wait, why are YOU in the Northwest, watching a New England conference (my neck of the woods)? Heck, even I wouldn't stop my surfing to briefly pause at ANY NEC game.
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