Sunday's AAC games

[Slasher]

Penny Hardaway just picked up his best win as a head coach

What a joke - if that's your best win that propels you into the NCAA discussion?
Rothstein is a idiot to the nth degree
UCF had a terrible game - plain and simple

Well they'll probably be around ~58-60 in the NET when it's updated next. That gets you in the discussion.

 

[Husky68]

Went to the Tulane/UCF game and Taylor was so fast and could drive and Dawkins was so quick and shoot the 3. Figuring wow those guys are great and what wanted Jalen and Sid to be.
Fast forward to Memphis and they go 3 for 11 and 1 for 10 (0 for 5 from 3) and team loses by 20. Hope we get the Memphis Taylor/Dawkins and not the Tulane guys!
I'm always thinking "why can't UConn play their best more often", it just isn't that easy to do, ask UCF.

 

[storrsroars]

Well they'll probably be around ~58-60 in the NET when it's updated next. That gets you in the discussion.

More to the point is that they're playing well and the AAC tourney is essentially all home games for them. They did get throttled by Houston at home, but they could easily finish 22-9 in the regular season and if they can make the AAC final game, they've got a pretty decent chance at a play-in.

 

[Drew]

Team Rankings gives Memphis a 35% chance at a bid: Bracketology 2019: Odds To Make The NCAA Tournament

We are at 7%

Other AAC teams:

Houston: 100% (4 seed)
Cincinnati: 98% (4 seed)
UCF: 74% (8 seed)
Temple: 62% (12 seed)