Texas Tech also beat Tennessee. The SH win is the same as TT's win over Miss St, the two are ranked right next to each other on KenPom.Wins over #11 Wisconsin, #14 Texas Tech, #17 UConn, #15 at the time Seton Hall, #21 Xavier, #24 Marquette, that's a lot of really good wins for them. Texas Tech has Kansas, Baylor and #20 Iowa St.
It wasn't Newell. It was the other guy. Newell appears to have just given his ballot to KenPom, which is a dumb but also a hilarious troll.Two AP voters didn't rank PC at all. Who was the one who admitted they made a mistake? The other one is definitely disrespecting PC.
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Btw, one voter who didn't rank PC at all, Jesse Newell, has Auburn 7th. No other voter has them lower than 2nd. He also has Baylor #2 this week. He had them #4 last week. They lost to an unranked Alabama over the weekend. I guess he lives under a rock and why I don't get too worked up over these rankings. Some of the voters are stupid or don't pay attention. Or both.
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Close, but not exact.It wasn't Newell. It was the other guy. Newell appears to have just given his ballot to KenPom, which is a dumb but also a hilarious troll.
Haven't we already heard though that it's the result of 2 voters who mistakenly omitted PC? They would otherwise be higherTexas Tech also beat Tennessee. The SH win is the same as TT's win over Miss St, the two are ranked right next to each other on KenPom.
Kansas, Baylor, Tennessee are all top 13 in Kenpom, ISU is #24. Outside of TT, PC's best two wins are Wisky, without Johnny Davis, and UConn without Sanago. TT's resume is better.
Only 1 made a mistake. The other one is an idiot who ranks teams solely based on Kenpom, which has Providence in the 40s.Haven't we already heard though that it's the result of 2 voters who mistakenly omitted PC? They would otherwise be higher
I mean, not really. Texas Tech has 741 points and Providence has 709 points. Jeff Rabjohns forgot to rank them this week and said they would have been at 14. That means the guy who didn't rank them at all would have needed to rank PC top 5 to pass Texas TechHaven't we already heard though that it's the result of 2 voters who mistakenly omitted PC? They would otherwise be higher
Well I certainly agree not ranking them is ridiculous.Haven't we already heard though that it's the result of 2 voters who mistakenly omitted PC? They would otherwise be higher
Maybe Kenpom’s algorithm is wrong? Why give an idiot a vote if he’s parroting a computer program? Give his vote to the computerOnly 1 made a mistake. The other one is an idiot who ranks teams solely based on Kenpom, which has Providence in the 40s.
Jerry Palm has PC as a 2 seed. UConn as a 5 seed. I don't care much at this point in the season. Just win.Bracketology: Could Duke nab the No. 1 overall seed?
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some wacky seeding this week. seems like we should be seeded higher than marquette and xavier at the moment. 7 BE teams in:
3. Nova
4. PC
5. Marquette
6. UConn & Xavier
10. Hall
11. Creighton
Some very odd seeding thereJerry Palm has PC as a 2 seed. UConn as a 5 seed. I don't care much at this point in the season. Just win.
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Only 27 1/2 days until March. Let’s see where things are as we approach the Eve of Madness. Glad I am retired now so I can watch and simultaneously listen to all the games I want without setting a bad example for trainees.12,15, 17, 21, and 24. Big East definitely strong.
Deservedly so.Obviously they were downgraded for ducking us.
He uses essentially a blend of computer models as his ranking.
"You start with what we’re trying to do with the AP poll,” Newell said. “I think we all could have different answers, and reasonable minds could disagree about what we’re doing here, you know what I mean? To me, it goes down to two basic trains of thought: Are you trying to rank the best teams or are you trying to rank the most deserving teams?”
Newell’s approach has always been to try to rank the best teams. To him, that has meant relying on more datapoints and advanced metrics to sort through all the teams and come up with his top-25. He leans on the metrics from KenPom.com, T-Rank, Sagarin, Team Rankings and BPI to come up with his ballot each week. Those algorithms take into consideration how a team looks possession by possession over the course of a game.
This week, those metrics have Auburn ninth, seventh, 10th, ninth and 12th, respectively. All five of those metrics also have Gonzaga as the No. 1 team in the country.
Of course, Newell understands his voting philosophy isn’t shared by everyone. While he aims to try to determine the best teams — and try to answer the question of who would be favored, head-to-head, on a neutral court — others often try to determine the most deserving team when compiling their ballot.
I would think more in the 12-13 range realistically if we can win both games.