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Coming in second place in the SEC and beating LSU.... I agree with you.
I also believe the selection committee DOES consider injuries or player coming back from an injury into account!Fortunately, the coaches poll has nothing to do with what the selection committee will do next Sunday, so it really doesn’t matter.
See my post above #26I also believe the selection committee DOES consider injuries or player coming back from an injury into account!
I type slow so you probably posted it as I was typing! Great Minds! right Oldude!!See my post above #26
Is ND still not disclosing the extent of Miles' injury? Can the committee assume she's out if ND doesn't announce it?
UCONN beat Iowa at Iowa!Unfortunately, when you combine the polls and Charlie, you can see when the general consensus is heading (although ridiculous). IMO, this will be the direction the NCAA will go
SC, IND, IOWA, VA TECH -- STANFORD, UCONN, LSU (Would be 8, but can't be with SC), MD, UTAH
1-2 Matchups
SC-MD/UT
IND-LSU
IOWA-UCONN
VA TECH-STAN
I would love to get the 5 and play Va Tech who I think we could beat eaislUCONN beat
I didn't say that was my opinion, just what I think the selection committee will do. I agree with you. Don't shoot the messenger.UCONN beat Iowa at Iowa!
IND and VA tech haven't beaten anybody!
Stanford and LSU played easy schedules to run up their totals!
That’s a great question. Injury disclosure is the one element of the Selection Committee’s seeding decisions that can be influenced by coaches as the Committee depends entirely on the HC to advise them about key players availability for the Tournament.Is ND still not disclosing the extent of Miles' injury? Can the committee assume she's out if ND doesn't announce it?
Actually it was at the Phil Knight tournament in Portland, OR.UCONN beat Iowa at Iowa!
IND and VA tech haven't beaten anybody!
Stanford and LSU played easy schedules to run up their totals!
25 is a perfect square, 32 is a power of two.
A little bias?I agree, the coaches*s poll is a joke. I suspect a little bias and the idea of keeping UConn at a lower seed reflects subjective opinions of UConn’s success over the years.