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Message: [QUOTE="Com'rGordon, post: 2975392, member: 5928"] Can we just have an open dialogue about the bias's of Ap voters? It literally must be who they watched on Tv the night before, and the schools in your area. (Which of course hurt Nebraska for both) Nebraska is 11-2, 15th in Kenpom, 15th in offensive efficiency, 30th in defensive efficiency, 12th in NET rankings, beat Seton Hall by 23, Clemson on the road, Creighton by 20 at home, Oklahoma state by 23, lost to Texas Tech and Minnesota on the road. Teams ranked ahead of them in alot of voters polls (David Borges included): Seton Hall 10-3, 55th in Kenpom, 59th Off ., 69th in Def , 52nd in NET rankings, beat Kentucky by 1, beat St Johns (got screwed), lost to nebraska by 23, beat miami by 2, beat maryland by 4, lost to St. Louis and Louisville. St. Johns 12-1, 51st in Kenpom, 38th Off ., 88th in Def ., 36th NET Rankings, lost to seton hall, best win is @ rutgers. Oklahoma 11-1, 24th in Kenpom, 62nd Off , 8th in Def ., 18th in NET Rankings, lost to Wisconsin by 20, beat Creighton by 13, Notre Dame by 5, Northwestern by 11. Penn (ranked by Borges) 10-3, 114th in Kenpom, 146th Off ., 95th in Def , 78th in NET Rankings, beat Nova, lost to Miami, Toledo, and Oregon State. Iowa 11-2, 41st in Kenpom, 20th Off , 103rd in Def , 35th in NET Rankings, Wins over Oregon, Iowa State, and Uconn, losses to Michigan State and Wisconsin. Mississippi State (ranked 19th) 12-1, 21st in Kenpom, 18th in Off , 46th in Def , 19th in NET Rankings, beat clemson at home, cincinnati at home, byu at home, lost to arizona state. Here is my rankings, lmk what you think.. 1) Duke 2) Michigan 3) Tennessee 4) Virginia 5) Kansas 6) Nevada 7) Gonzaga 8) Michigan State 9) Texas Tech 10) Florida State 11) Virginia Tech 12) Auburn 13) UNC 14) Ohio State 15) Kentucky 16) Nebraska 17) NC State 18) Indiana 19) Miss. State 20) Marquette 21) Buffalo 22) Oklahoma 23) Iowa 24) Houston 25) Louisville [/QUOTE]

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