Purdue wins at Indiana. All of the sudden we could be in the last four out very soon.
2015 Bracketology
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Just win. There is gonna be so many of these games from the 12 or so teams on the bubble for 3 weeks to come. Fun to follow for sure but we still control our own destiny.
Jerry Palm says 8 seed, vs. LSU round 1, and Virginia round 2 (better then vs. Kentucky round 2).
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/bracketology
Palm's been far friendlier to us then Lunardi has been throughout this whole season. Here's to hoping that he is more accurate then Joe is.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/bracketology
Palm's been far friendlier to us then Lunardi has been throughout this whole season. Here's to hoping that he is more accurate then Joe is.
I think palm is high on us because of how we competed against duke and Gonzaga and lunardi doesn't take that into account. I don't think the committee does either they might though
I think we all agree with this:
http://espn.go.com/ncb/bubblewatch
St. John's [17-9 (6-7), RPI: 37, SOS: 30] Whatever damage was dealt in St. John's lopsided loss to Georgetown could be undone in the weeks to come. On Saturday, the Red Storm host the shell that once housed Seton Hall. From there, it's two more consecutive home dates against Xavier and Georgetown. Three games in seven days is never easy, but if you have to do it, you'd prefer not to travel. Three straight wins would very likely push St. John's up and away from their current position in the middle of the bubble mess. Then again, if the Red Storm had that type of consistency in them, they wouldn't be on the bubble in the first place.
http://espn.go.com/ncb/bubblewatch
St. John's [17-9 (6-7), RPI: 37, SOS: 30] Whatever damage was dealt in St. John's lopsided loss to Georgetown could be undone in the weeks to come. On Saturday, the Red Storm host the shell that once housed Seton Hall. From there, it's two more consecutive home dates against Xavier and Georgetown. Three games in seven days is never easy, but if you have to do it, you'd prefer not to travel. Three straight wins would very likely push St. John's up and away from their current position in the middle of the bubble mess. Then again, if the Red Storm had that type of consistency in them, they wouldn't be on the bubble in the first place.
I'll take a shot at this. This is what we needed to root for today:
George Mason over Rhode Island
Minnesota over Wisconsin (Wisconsin Won)
VCU over UMass (VCU won)
Syracuse over Pittsburgh (Pitt won)
South Carolina over Texas A&M (Texas A&M Won)
Florida over LSU (LSU won)
Iowa St. over Texas (Iowa St. Won)
Duquesne over Dayton (Duquesne Won)
George Mason over Rhode Island
Minnesota over Wisconsin (Wisconsin Won)
VCU over UMass (VCU won)
Syracuse over Pittsburgh (Pitt won)
South Carolina over Texas A&M (Texas A&M Won)
Florida over LSU (LSU won)
Iowa St. over Texas (Iowa St. Won)
Duquesne over Dayton (Duquesne Won)
Thanks and also apologies for not doing it has been a busy day
I did all of that work for nothing, this site has it all:
http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcspo...banter-what-bubble-teams-are-in-action-today/
Although I do not agree with their assessment of us. The way they have the teams ranked for the bracket is questionable
St. John’s: If the Johnnies are going to end up being an at-large team, it’s going to be earned this week. On Saturday, they added a much-needed win over Seton Hall at home, and in the next seven day, they’ll get both Xavier (No. 33) and Georgetown (No. 20) in NYC. With a 3-6 record against the top 50, just six top 100 wins and a pair of sub-100 losses, St. John’s probably needs all three to get themselves out of the muck that makes up the cut-line. Entering the weekend, they were still in the play-in game in our latest bracket.
