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A Boneyard Special Pre-Committee Reveal Poll: The Super 16

Well, I’m not going to be home in time to watch the reveal on espn 2. If anybody’s watching, updates would be appreciated
 
Alb1: 1 SC - 7 ucla - 12 ct - 16 Lou 36
Por2: 2 Stan - 8 Tex - 11 OreSt - 15 Ind. 36
Alb3: 3 ohst - 6 NCSt - 9 usc - 14 lsu. 32
Por4: 4 col - 5 Iowa - 10 vt - 13 kanst. 32
 
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I had a feeling the committee would/will find a way to place Oregon State in Portland; just like they will UConn in Albany.
 
Colorado beat a one seed, three of their losses are to two seeds, and their fourth loss is to a three seed. Iowa’s loss to Nebraska put Colorado barely ahead of Iowa for the last one seed. Who else would you put as the 4th one seed?
 
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Me either. NC State or Texas, I can see. Colorado is iffy but it is the first reveal. A lot can happen over the next few weeks.

Texas' best wins are UConn, Kansas State, and Baylor. So, we are barely a Top 8 national seed overall, IMO. But, not familiar with all other teams best wins.
 
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Beginning this year, the No. 1 overall seed will be assigned to the regional pod with game days Friday and Sunday.

What the hell does this mean? I thought proximity was the primary criteria where the #1 overall seed was placed.
 
Colorado beat a one seed, three of their losses are to two seeds, and their fourth loss is to a three seed. Iowa’s loss to Nebraska put Colorado barely ahead of Iowa for the last one seed. Who else would you put as the 4th one seed?

Iowa or ucla easily. I would put OreSt above col too

Andraya was right that UCLA got hosed.
 

Beginning this year, the No. 1 overall seed will be assigned to the regional pod with game days Friday and Sunday.

What the hell does this mean? I thought proximity was the primary criteria where the #1 overall seed was placed.

Because 2 regionals are in the same city , one is Fri/sun and the other is Sat/mon.
The 1 seed is now guaranteed to get the Fri/sun slot.
 
Also I think there’s a high probability that Syracuse ends up in Storrs. Would guarantee a local team in Albany.
 
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Iowa or ucla easily. I would put OreSt above col too

Andraya was right that UCLA got hosed.
UCLA plays Colorado on 2/26. The committee probably wanted to make sure Lauren Betts is fully back before taking the fact she missed a few games into account. UCLA plays a hot Oregon State team tomorrow night.

Stanford still has to play Oregon State at Oregon State the last weekend of regular season.

Then at least three of Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, and Colorado will get a loss in the PAC-12 tournament.
 
Because 2 regionals are in the same city , one is Fri/sun and the other is Sat/mon.
The 1 seed is now guaranteed to get the Fri/sun slot.

Thanks. So, "regional pod" means a quadrant, not the entire Regional location.
 
Thanks. So, "regional pod" means a quadrant, not the entire Regional location.
I don’t know what you mean.

There’s an Albany regional that plays Fri/Sun, and an Albany regional that plays Sat/Mon. Ditto Portland.

The 1 seed will play the Fri/sun games.
 
And Indiana is perhaps an even bigger stunner than CO.

They’ve played 3 teams in the top 16 and lost all of them, 2 in blowouts.

Who have they beaten?
Princeton is probably their best win.

So lose some blowouts to good teams and beat a 6/7/8 seed to get ranked in the top 16. Good to know.
 
Me either. NC State or Texas, I can see. Colorado is iffy but it is the first reveal. A lot can happen over the next few weeks.
Colorado was impressive in their win over Stanford, but it seems they've tailed off some.
 
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Colorado beat a one seed, three of their losses are to two seeds, and their fourth loss is to a three seed. Iowa’s loss to Nebraska put Colorado barely ahead of Iowa for the last one seed. Who else would you put as the 4th one seed?

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Thanks. So, "regional pod" means a quadrant, not the entire Regional location.
I don’t know what you mean.

There’s an Albany regional that plays Fri/Sun, and an Albany regional that plays Sat/Mon. Ditto Portland.

The 1 seed will play the Fri/sun games.
I think the NCAA, with the switch to two sites on the 2nd weekend, has adopted the term "regional pod" in the way they used to use "regional", e.g.: "The committee creates a seed list of 1 through 68 — which is used to assess competitive balance of the top teams across the four regional pods of this national championship."
 
Vs top 16
1. SC 2-0
2. Stan 3-2 + L @Gonz
3. Ohst 2-2 + L @Mich
4. Colo 3-4
5. Iowa 3-2 + L @Nebr
6. NCSt 3-2 + L @Mia
7. UCLA 4-2 + L @Utah & WSU
8. Texas 2-1 + L Bay & Okla
9. USC 4-2 + L @Utah & Wash
10. VT 2-2 + L @ FSU & @ Duke
11. OreSt 2-3
12. UConn 1-4 + L ND
13. KSt 2-2 + L @IaSt
14. LSU 1-2 + L @Aub & @MsSt
15. Indi 0-3
16. Lou 0-2 + L v Ala, @UNC, @Syr

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(I’m off by 1w somewhere)
 
Here’s a fun exercise — examine the correlation between the committee 16 and the NET. Then with the AP.
I bet AP is higher.
 
Vs top 16
1. SC 2-0
2. Stan 3-2 + L @Gonz
3. Ohst 2-2 + L @Mich
4. Colo 3-4
5. Iowa 3-2 + L @Nebr
6. NCSt 3-2 + L @Mia
7. UCLA 4-2 + L @Utah & WSU
8. Texas 2-1 + L Bay & Okla
9. USC 4-2 + L @Utah & Wash
10. VT 2-2 + L @ FSU & @ Duke
11. OreSt 2-3
12. UConn 1-4 + L ND
13. KSt 2-2 + L @IaSt
14. LSU 1-2 + L @Aub & @MsSt
15. Indi 0-3
16. Lou 0-2 + L v Ala, @UNC, @Syr

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(I’m off by 1w somewhere)
I'm not saying SCar doesn't deserve to be the overall #1 seed, but it's striking that they've played fewer top teams than literally every other top 15 team, and in some cases a mere third as many...
 
Vs top 16

7. UCLA 4-2 + L @Utah & WSU
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(I’m off by 1w somewhere)
I think UCLA has 5 wins: UConn, Ohio State, Colorado, USC, Oregon State.
 
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