August_West
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You’ve got a real gutsy team I give them more credit this year than pretty much anyone on this board. But you don’t have Bazz. ;-)
I understand the numbers but all this is never really fair to me. Especially when I think of some good mid majors that play in conferences that bring down their ratings. But back to the BE, Providence beat better top teams and our wins came against top teams missing key players. Some of our losses came against teams missing key players. So let's just beat Nova at home and this conversation would not really existThey do not have a better resume. They have a better record. I would've done a blind resume test but itd have been too obvious.
Providence:
Record: 22-3(12-2)
NET: 27
Result Based Metrics(Obviously will be their strongest Metrics):
KPI: 8
SOR: 9
Predictive Based Metrics:
BPI: 41
KenPom: 44
SAG: 32
Quad W/L:
Quad 1: 6-2
Quad 2: 6-1
Quad 3:4-0
Quad 4: 6-0
NET SOS: 47
Non-Conf SOS: 119
RPI SOS: 70
Connecticut
Record: 19-7(10-5)
NET: 17
Result Based Metrics:
KPI: 22
SOR: 25
Predictive Based Metrics:
BPI: 18
KenPom: 18
SAG: 16
Quad Wins:
Quad 1: 5-6
Quad 2: 6-1
Quad 3:1-0
Quad 4:7-0
NET SOS: 36
Non Conf SOS: 120
RPI SOS: 45
I mean you be the judge. We have 1 less Quad 1 win, but have played 3 more quad one games. But they have 3 more Quad 3 games. Lets play a game and take 3 of our Q1 losses and substitute them with an assumptive 3 Q3 wins. That puts our record as 25-4. Which is why the predictive Metrics favor us in a very substantial way over PC. The W-L record is deceptive when deciding who has the better resume.
Personally I am a firm believer in "you are what your record says you are" and I give them a ton of credit for what they've accomplished to date this season.You’ve got a real gutsy team I give them more credit this year than pretty much anyone on this board. But you don’t have Bazz. ;-)
Results-Based Metrics tend to be the end-all-be-all when comparing resumes. Then you flipped over to saying "hypothetically speaking if we played 3 less Q1 games and made them Q3," that's when you deflated your argument. It's alright, the Friars aren't going to hurt you anymore.They do not have a better resume. They have a better record. I would've done a blind resume test but itd have been too obvious.
Providence:
Record: 22-3(12-2)
NET: 27
Result Based Metrics(Obviously will be their strongest Metrics):
KPI: 8
SOR: 9
Predictive Based Metrics:
BPI: 41
KenPom: 44
SAG: 32
Quad W/L:
Quad 1: 6-2
Quad 2: 6-1
Quad 3:4-0
Quad 4: 6-0
NET SOS: 47
Non-Conf SOS: 119
RPI SOS: 70
Connecticut
Record: 19-7(10-5)
NET: 17
Result Based Metrics:
KPI: 22
SOR: 25
Predictive Based Metrics:
BPI: 18
KenPom: 18
SAG: 16
Quad Wins:
Quad 1: 5-6
Quad 2: 6-1
Quad 3:1-0
Quad 4:7-0
NET SOS: 36
Non Conf SOS: 120
RPI SOS: 45
I mean you be the judge. We have 1 less Quad 1 win, but have played 3 more quad one games. But they have 3 more Quad 3 games. Lets play a game and take 3 of our Q1 losses and substitute them with an assumptive 3 Q3 wins. That puts our record as 25-4. Which is why the predictive Metrics favor us in a very substantial way over PC. The W-L record is deceptive when deciding who has the better resume.
Bynum is the only player in the BE to win POW in back to back weeks lol. He's not exactly Jalen Gaffney.Not when that’s not an equal trade off lol. Now maybe if you guys were without Nate Watson youd have a point
If you fill out your bracket with that mindset instead of looking for context, you’d pick the dominant mid major every seasonPersonally I am a firm believer in "you are what your record says you are" and I give them a ton of credit for what they've accomplished to date this season.
That said, to shine a little perspective (due to to 2014 end of a run comment the PC fan made), we view our results 2014-2015 season to now as unacceptable yet we have won as many tournament games as they have in that stretch.
The context that I'm using is that they play in the same conference as we do.If you fill out your bracket with that mindset instead of looking for context, you’d pick the dominant mid major every season
Any one of those 3 teams would be tops in the AAC.Butler is not that bad. They beat bubble team Oklahoma on the road. The Big East (with the exception of Georgetown) is strong top to bottom. I make the case that if St. John’s, Butler, and DePaul played in the ACC or Pac-12, they might be tourney teams.
You are in denial. But when you're a Pee Cee fan. That's the place to be.