Official Bubble Watch/Games to watch thread

#26
#26
bleedingTNorange said:
Next years roster will still be more talented than 3/4 of the other SEC teams. The key would be not losing games they shouldn't, which they haven't been able to do in 3 years.
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That's the challenge. The roster will be quick and athletic. My only concern is the big men. I haven't looked too much into the guys that we have committed.

What do you know about them?

If Stokes stayed next year I think our team would be better than this years.
 
#27
#27
jcv0010 said:
That's the challenge. The roster will be quick and athletic. My only concern is the big men. I haven't looked too much into the guys that we have committed.

What do you know about them?

If Stokes stayed next year I think our team would be better than this years.
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Next years squad is a perfect team to really press with, question is will we?
 
#34
#34
bleedingTNorange said:
Tonight's games for those who may have missed it...

7:00pm: Rhode Island vs. Dayton
7:00pm: Richmond vs. Duquesne
7:00pm: George Washington vs. VCU
7:00pm: George Mason vs. UMASS
9:00pm: LSU vs. Texas A&M
9:00pm: Stanford vs. Washington
9:15pm: New Mexico vs. Boise State
11:00pm California vs. Washington State
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Dayton wins
Richmond wins
VCU wins
GMU wins
 
#35
#35
bleedingTNorange said:
Tonight's games for those who may have missed it...

7:00pm: Rhode Island vs. Dayton
7:00pm: Richmond vs. Duquesne
7:00pm: George Washington vs. VCU
7:00pm: George Mason vs. UMASS
8:00pm: Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma
9:00pm: LSU vs. Texas A&M
9:00pm: Stanford vs. Washington
9:15pm: New Mexico vs. Boise State
11:00pm California vs. Washington State
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Dayton wins
Richmond wins
GW loses
UMASS loses
Oklahoma loses
LSU loses
Stanford loses
 
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#37
#37
Loving tonight....

Huge comeback by Washington to win over Stanford and now Boise State with last second W over NM.
 
#39
#39
bleedingTNorange said:
Tonight's games for those who may have missed it...

7:00pm: Rhode Island vs. Dayton
7:00pm: Richmond vs. Duquesne
7:00pm: George Washington vs. VCU
7:00pm: George Mason vs. UMASS
8:00pm: Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma
9:00pm: LSU vs. Texas A&M
9:00pm: Stanford vs. Washington
9:15pm: New Mexico vs. Boise State
11:00pm California vs. Washington State
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Dayton wins
Richmond wins
GW loses
UMASS loses
Oklahoma loses
LSU loses
Stanford loses
New Mexico loses
 
#42
#42
Yet you have done this throughout the CCM era in one form or another.....interesting.....

bTo, Weren't you quite confident when this season began that Tennessee wasn't going to be a bubble team yet again?
 
#44
#44
So based on the brackets updated since the Florida game, Tennessee is still on the safe side of the bubble.

Mizzou, Oregon, St. Joseph's, BYU, Georgetown, Richmond, and Providence are right on the bubble.

Florida State is toast. LSU would need to win at UK and Florida to get in at this point. St Mary's and Baylor are also long shots.

I would keep my eye on WVU. They have started to play well and another win against Baylor would probably swap their position on the bubble with some other opportunities to move up in front of them.
 
#45
#45
golfballs said:
So based on the brackets updated since the Florida game, Tennessee is still on the safe side of the bubble.

Mizzou, Oregon, St. Joseph's, BYU, Georgetown, Richmond, and Providence are right on the bubble.

Florida State is toast. LSU would need to win at UK and Florida to get in at this point. St Mary's and Baylor are also long shots.

I would keep my eye on WVU. They have started to play well and another win against Baylor would probably swap their position on the bubble with some other opportunities to move up in front of them.
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Thoughts?

Bubble Teams In:

GW
Gonzaga
VCU
New Mexico
Ok St
Stanford
Xavier
UNC
K State
Minnesota
SMU
Cal
Colorado
Arizona State
Providence
Oregon
BYU
Georgetown


Bubble Teams Out:
Missouri
Richmond
Dayton
St Johns
Baylor
LSU
WVU
Ole Miss
Clemson
Florida State
St Joseph's
 
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#46
#46
bleedingTNorange said:
Thoughts?

Bubble Teams In:

GW
Gonzaga
VCU
New Mexico
Ok St
Stanford
Xavier
UNC
K State
Minnesota
SMU
Cal
Colorado
Arizona State
Providence
Oregon
BYU
Georgetown


Bubble Teams Out:
Missouri
Richmond
Dayton
St Johns
Baylor
LSU
WVU
Ole Miss
Clemson
Florida State
St Joseph's
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A lot of those I don't really consider bubble teams. GW, Gonzaga, VCU, New Mexico, Ok St, UNC, K State should all be in. Oklahoma and SMU are right there as well.

Arizona St, Xavier, Stanford, Colorado, Minnesota, Cal, Tennessee are on the right side of the bubble. BYU, Oregon, Georgetown are 50/50 but probably in right now.

On the cut line Mizzou is in over Providence at the moment.

St. Mary's, St. Joes, and Richmond are on the wrong side. Baylor, WVU, Florida State are out. Dayton and St John's are long shots.

LSU, Ole Miss, and Clemson are way out at the moment. In fact, I think NC State and Arkansas are as competitive as LSU and Ole Miss at this point.
 
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#47
#47
4:00pm: Vandy vs. South Carolina
7:00pm: Arkansas vs. Missouri
9:00pm: USM vs. UAB
9:00pm: St. John's vs. Seton Hall
9:00pm: Colorado vs. UCLA
9:00pm: Pepperdine vs. Gonzaga
9:00pm: Minnesota vs. Wisconsin
9:05pm: FAU vs. UTEP
11:00pm: BYU vs. Pacific
11:00pm: San Diego vs. SMC
 
#49
#49
Kill this thread. There is no bubble. Fight the delusion - we're going to do battle with Greensboro in the No Interest Tournament.
 
#50
#50
Looking at Lunardi's updated bracket, I would consider these teams in, but could potentially fall out...Oklahoma State, California, Colorado, Arizona State, Stanford, BYU, Minnesota, FSU, Providence, Georgetown and WVU.

These teams as out, could potentially move in still...LSU, Missouri, Richmond, St. Joseph's, Clemson, Dayton and Ole Miss.
 
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