Tennessee 2025, part 2

[MainefanSC]

A big part of success or failure will be if the players buy into her system.

Knowing the coach's system and signing up, one would think they buy into it???????

You can't tell what kids may be thinking, when they "come aboard". Maybe they just want to wear that putrid orange.

 

[ec33]

Knowing the coach's system and signing up, one would think they buy into it???????

You can't tell what kids may be thinking, when they "come aboard". Maybe they just want to wear that putrid orange.

Well, you would think they bought in, but clearly the last group of signees weren't bought in.

But you bring up a good point, perhaps they were bought into her system but wanted to escape that putrid orange.

 

[Gamecockfan77]

There are 16 SEC teams. So to play 16 conference games, Tennessee has to play one other team twice. If South Carolina, Texas, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss or Oklahoma is the team that must be played twice, then .500 is the best record Tennessee can compile.

Which puts them in the tournament. We pretty much just lived this.

 

[WBBTakeover]

This "team" is going to get utterly destroyed and humiliated by the likes of South Carolina, Texas, LSU, Vandy, Kentucky, Ole Miss,........no way they're making the tournament and probably not even a winning record in the conference.

They can make a 76-team NCAA Tournament with a 7-9 or maybe even a 6-10 SEC record. Might even be able to make a 68-team NCAA Tournament at 7-9.

 

[Rooster C.]

They can make a 76-team NCAA Tournament with a 7-9 or maybe even a 6-10 SEC record. Might even be able to make a 68-team NCAA Tournament at 7-9.

If that's the case they may as well do away with the WBIT

 

[sivad40]

If that's the case they may as well do away with the WBIT

The only teams that truly don't have a chance to make the NCAA tournament are the bottom tier ones that are left out of their conference tournament.