Ready to throw the baby out with the bathwater huh?Bring back McCallie
I kinda feel ya. As happy as I was to see Wynn gone at UW, this year under Langley they just couldn't score at all made me not all that excited about the change.Bring back McCallie
Not saying a whole lot when those teams are Illinois, Rutgers, Penn State and Wisconsin.I've been tough on Whalen, but Minnesota finished 7-11 in conference, there were certainly several worse teams in the B1G.
Razorbacks have lost 4 straight and 6 of 8. Really their only good win this year was over LSU. If they get in, the committee will be revealing a very heavy SEC bias.
(Kudos for the gratuitous Plum reference!)Is Arkansas really a Tourney team? I just don't see it. The more time goes by, the more I think Neighbors was just lucky to have Plum at UW. His tenure at Arky is looking like a lot of meh thus far.
That's pretty sad. I looked at their schedule, there's nothing there other than the W over LSU. Nothing in OOC. Nothing else in conference. If that puts them solidly in...wow. Good thing the field is expanding to 68, so 4 more undeserving teams can get in this year.(Kudos for the gratuitous Plum reference!)
Have you seen the resumes of the bubble teams? Meh would be putting it mildly. Tell us which 36 at-large teams are clearly better. I am no fan of the SEC but Arkansas is not even among the last 4 in.
Since you're trying to make it all about conference bias, what did the bubble teams in the Pac-12 do? Colorado and Utah are viewed as even more safely in than Arkansas, but who is the best team they beat? What did they do in the OOC?That's pretty sad. I looked at their schedule, there's nothing there other than the W over LSU. Nothing in OOC. Nothing else in conference. If that puts them solidly in...wow. Good thing the field is expanding to 68, so 4 more undeserving teams can get in this year.
edit--it's been at least a week since my last Plum reference; anyway it's totally germane to a discussion about Neighbors' coaching history
I haven't been hyping Pac 12 bubble teams. Not much to either of their resumes.Since you're trying to make it all about conference bias, what did the bubble teams in the Pac-12 do? Colorado and Utah are viewed as even more safely in than Arkansas, but who is the best team they beat? What did they do in the OOC?
Okay then, why not write a post to say that if Colorado and Utah get in, it will be clear proof of Pac-12 bias on the committee?I haven't been hyping Pac 12 bubble teams. Not much to either of their resumes.
The difference is both were at least .500 or better in conference. If Arkansas loses to Miss. St today they would drop to 6-10.
Does how you do in conference count for ANYTHING?Okay then, why not write a post to say that if Colorado and Utah get in, it will be clear proof of Pac-12 bias on the committee?
Cal got in one year with a 6-12 record in the Pac-12 — and that was when the field was only 64. Somehow I don't recall you complaining at that time about how conference records don't count enough.Does how you do in conference count for ANYTHING?
There is a LONG history of the SEC getting more teams in the Tourney than the Pac 12. ACC as well. You're gonna have to talk to somebody else about a Pac 12 bias, I won't be buying that ever.
they just haters bro, not many know how hard the pac 12 travel road schedule is. Last night the men arz looked unbeatable and then what happened? Had to go to Colorado in altitude after just playing at Utah in altitude and they lost by 15+ Can't even describe just breathing in that high altitude, let alone playing back 2 back games in 3 days.Does how you do in conference count for ANYTHING?
There is a LONG history of the SEC getting more teams in the Tourney than the Pac 12. ACC as well. You're gonna have to talk to somebody else about a Pac 12 bias, I won't be buying that ever.
I definitely thought they shouldn't have been in. I think they actually won their first round game though to save a little face.Cal got in one year with a 6-12 record in the Pac-12 — and that was when the field was only 64. Somehow I don't recall you complaining at that time about how conference records don't count enough.
Well, your complaining muscles won't get a rest anytime soon. Imagine how many berths they'll be getting once Texas and Oklahoma join.I definitely thought they shouldn't have been in. I think they actually won their first round game though to save a little face.
Look at my sig, I admit I'm a homer. I'm not gonna complain about more Pac 12 teams getting post season berths. If it works in their favor once in a while, it hardly balances out the norm. This goes way beyond wbb, but when pretty much the entire conference gets bids in both baseball and softball for the SEC, you know something is not right with the selection process. There absolutely is a bias, and it's quite evident in most sports.
Yeah, the SEC is probably gonna start racking up softball Natties w/ the Sooners coming on board. They'll probably do like the B1G in volleyball and claim the Titles from before the school joined their conference.Well, your complaining muscles won't get a rest anytime soon. Imagine how many berths they'll be getting once Texas and Oklahoma join.