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Agreed. Coach Pingeton has done a good job in year one with this program.Saw this online, pretty cool stuff for the Badgers
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Agreed. Coach Pingeton has done a good job in year one with this program.Saw this online, pretty cool stuff for the Badgers
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I think ESPN projections has not caught up with the program improvement. Oregon was favored at 82% or something ridiculous.Agreed. Coach Pingeton has done a good job in year one with this program.
I agree. It should be an interesting match up tonight.I think ESPN projections has not caught up with the program improvement. Oregon was favored at 82% or something ridiculous.
It was a 50-50 game.
Nebraska favored in upcoming game AT Wisconsin Kohl Center by 89 - 11%. Ummm
Not so sure of that.
I agree. Coach Pingeton has done a decent job in year one at Wisconsin. Their win against Michigan State raised my eyebrow and made me pay attention. A change of scenery seems to be working for coach Pingeton.Agreed. Coach Pingeton has done a good job in year one with this program.
Wow another Wisconsin win! How far off the radar are they for being an NCAA team? I know they have some not great losses but a resume of wins over Michigan State, Nebraska and Oregon is fantastic.I agree. It should be an interesting match up tonight.
The remaining schedule is not favorable with difficult road games and an only couple winnable home games. But all congrats for the Badgers for rising up from doormat status. Should help both recruiting and portal acquisition.Wow another Wisconsin win! How far off the radar are they for being an NCAA team? I know they have some not great losses but a resume of wins over Michigan State, Nebraska and Oregon is fantastic.
Currently in 9th place in their conference that may get 20 or eleven ncaa bids . Unfortunately, their NET ranking is low. (77 this morning)The remaining schedule is not favorable with difficult road games and an only couple winnable home games. But all congrats for the Badgers for rising up from doormat status. Should help both recruiting and portal acquisition.
I keep thinking Michigan is the best of those 4 but they don’t actually have a win to back it up. They’ve earned their reputation by playing UConn (and later Vandy) closely but both were still losses.UCLA, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State and Michigan State are playing some good ball right now. They still have to play each other but I can see three of these teams being a 2 and 3 seed in the tournament while the Bruins are the second #1
And that's the crazy part about the BIG10 this season. All this can change in the matter of a couple weeks as several of these teams face off against each other.I keep thinking Michigan is the best of those 4 but they don’t actually have a win to back it up. They’ve earned their reputation by playing UConn (and later Vandy) closely but both were still losses.
Ohio State probably has the best overall win (TCU) and beat Maryland. Played UCLA competitively also.
Iowa has good wins (Baylor, Michigan State, Maryland).
MSU beat Ole Miss handily and took down Nebraska and Washington.
Honestly Michigan probably has the weakest true resume at this point but I like their ceiling the most.
Iowa being a top ten team this season? Not sure why this is surprising especially this year in the NCAA.Okay, how good is Iowa? That late game collapse against Maryland was scary, but they recovered to win. Other than those disastrous 3 minutes, they've pretty well whipped Maryland and Ohio St. back to back. I definitely didn't see this coming from them.
Also, Feuerbach is back and up to speed. I think she's the difference maker for them.Iowa being a top ten team this season? Not sure why this is surprising especially this year in the NCAA.
Heiden's improvement from last season is what I expected considering who the head coach is. The "let's make Stuelke a wing" experiment looks to be over and they're letting her play to her strengths more. Wright coming in to take over from Olsen also helped to stabilize the team from a guard play perspective. If this version of Iowa was playing last season, I think they could be where they are now currently.
Hmm...I'm going w/ nope. Being 9-0 in Big 10 and hammering other top teams in the conference? I don't think you or anyone else predicted this is where Iowa would be at late January.Iowa being a top ten team this season? Not sure why this is surprising especially this year in the NCAA.
Heiden's improvement from last season is what I expected considering who the head coach is. The "let's make Stuelke a wing" experiment looks to be over and they're letting her play to her strengths more. Wright coming in to take over from Olsen also helped to stabilize the team from a guard play perspective. If this version of Iowa was playing last season, I think they could be where they are now currently.
Good analysis. Of the top 4 teams, Michigan has the toughest second half of the conference season, with 7 currently ranked conference games yet to be played. Will be interesting to see if they or Iowa can really compete down the stretch for the BIG title, or a share of the title. Ohio State’s loss today will make it hard for Ohio State to compete for the title.I keep thinking Michigan is the best of those 4 but they don’t actually have a win to back it up. They’ve earned their reputation by playing UConn (and later Vandy) closely but both were still losses.
Ohio State probably has the best overall win (TCU) and beat Maryland. Played UCLA competitively also.
Iowa has good wins (Baylor, Michigan State, Maryland).
MSU beat Ole Miss handily and took down Nebraska and Washington.
Honestly Michigan probably has the weakest true resume at this point but I like their ceiling the most.
Battle? Not hardly. Just because Iowa may be the second best team, does not mean they can hang with UCLA because they can’t despite my rooting strongly for them to do so. After the top 5, teams 7-32 are day by day situations (meaning parity). Good for Iowa, but I highly doubt they get past the Sweet 16.Legit chance UCLA/Iowa ends up a battle for the league crown. Don’t really have doubts about UCLA winning that game but Iowa has impressed me and a UCLA East Coast slipup could be very costly.
Iowa plays USC before the UCLA game, so a West Coast slipup could be costly for them.Legit chance UCLA/Iowa ends up a battle for the league crown. Don’t really have doubts about UCLA winning that game but Iowa has impressed me and a UCLA East Coast slipup could be very costly.
Definitely could. Iowa’s strength is their frontcourt and USC has none to speak of, so I like the matchup, but USC’s wings could also have a field day.Iowa plays USC before the UCLA game, so a West Coast slipup could be costly for them.
Interesting.
Because of the ice storm in Maryland, very few people can leave their homes right now. Going to a Terps game wasn't a high priority yesterday.Really surprised at the lack of support for Maryland when looking in on their game vs Washington tonight. Yes, I know attendance was listed at 6425 so they got the financial support of selling those tickets. However the 5000 that stayed home don't create any kind of home court advantage for a key conference game.