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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 4234346, member: 3535"] But your other posts indicate how the committee can look at things. On this thread you have made suggestions "if you were the committee/ how can the committee look at injuries in your point of view" type of posts just as you said below as an example: Many of your posts your are implying how the committee should look at injuries, isn't it? One point it seems like you were trying to make is that the committee can't use injuries. You are arguing/implying there is no way they can use them and be fair, correct? So you justify this by then claiming "injuries are part of the game," too, correct? [B]"If the committee is going to take player injuries, illness, and COVID protocol absences from games into consideration for one team, then they have to do it for all teams. I just don't see how they can manage that as it was so widespread this season. While some player absences were more publicized than others, they are all created equal, IMO." "So, you think the committee should take the time to evaluate [U]every[/U] teams' losses, who the opponent was, which players were absent, and then [U]speculate[/U] that the outcome of the game would have been different? What if player got injured during the game? Should the loss not count either?" "The point I was trying to make (perhaps not very well) was that where does the committee draw the line when taking player injuries/illnesses into consideration? Only look at the teams jockeying for Top 16 seeds? What about those teams on the bubble? Should Duke get more consideration because Celeste Taylor missed several games? Should those losses not count and Duke be given the invitation of an at-large team who did not have the same type of player injuries?" "Is there an actual published metric confirming that? Or, is that just an opinion? Who decides "key" absences versus "non-key"?[/B] [/QUOTE]

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