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Why the NET and computer numbers don't matter as much as you think...
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[QUOTE="Hi-Low, post: 4520542, member: 2265"] Seton Hall is now on Lunardi's Bubble in his updated Bracketology today[I]. [/I]So BE has 6 viable tourney teams at the moment. St Johns & Nova are both top 75 in Kenpom so they are decent teams even if not tourney teams. Nothing weak about the BE this year. As for Palm, his take on the NET is little contradictory....he says your opponents NET matters because it shows the quality of your wins but your NET ranking really doesn't matter to committee. So how does that make sense? The NET ranking isn't the end all be all but it matters. [/QUOTE]
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