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Louisville Stock about to drop 4 points on the NCAAWB Index
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[QUOTE="EricLA, post: 3356441, member: 26"] I'm not talking about whether we are one of the best 5 in the nation right now, i'm talking about our ranking. Crystal is back so that's an invalid point. It's not like she's out for the season (like Westbrook is). Baylor is without Cox, their best player, and she's been gone for almost a month. Yet where is everyone questioning their ranking? They even have a loss to a team that starts 3 freshmen. I guess it's just surprising that people are SO hard on UCONN, yet don't offer the same critical assessment of other top teams. It's more like excuses (oh well, they had a bad game - after Oregon lost, some STILL felt they should be #1. seriously???) Just to recap... [LIST=1] [*]Stanford lost 3 out of 4 quarters to Cal Baptiste, a team that lost to "middle of the road" Houston out of the American conference by 20 points. [*]Louisville leaped 6 spots to #2 in the rankings after beating Oregon - leapfrogging undefeated UCONN, and promptly lost to tOSU, a team UCONN already beat by 11. [*]Oregon State has a nice win over Miami (who is now sinking with losses to Depaul, OSU, and Indiana - no shame - all ranked teams), but OSU beat Pacific and Liberty by just over 10 points each. Not world beating performances. [*]SC has some nice wins - Maryland (who will fall out of the top 10 with another loss - this time to NC State), but beat Washington State by 15. They start 3 freshmen. Why aren't people being more skeptical of that? Uconn only starts 1 freshman... [*]A Cox-less Baylor beat USF by only 12 and lost to SC. But I don't see anyone calling for them to drop lower since USF in on a 3 game losing streak to 3 unranked (but solid) teams. [/LIST] My point is, it's so early in the season, and I get UCONN fans want to be unbiased and fair, but it seems like some (including the pollsters) are holding UCONN to a higher standard. Yes we've had close games this season. but we are undefeated. And BTW, that Cal team we beat by double digits recently knocked off top 25 Arkansas. Aside from UCONN, Vandy has losses to Rutgers and Seton Hall by 4. They aren't a terrible team. I already mentioned what tOSU did to L'ville, and Dayton, that team we destroyed by 40 without Crystal, got blitzed in the 1st Q by SC, then went on to play them to a 10 point deficit for the remaining 3 quarters, ultimately losing by 25 or so. This season is definitely more of a struggle than I'd like. But when you compare us to other top teams, we are much more even (or better) than I think some are giving us credit for. And we haven't even hit our stride yet. [/QUOTE]
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