They must take the same vitamins.Clemson is now doing in basketball what they have done for many years in football. They bully weak opponents to give themselves a false confidence that they carry into against more major opponents in the postseason. Dabo was the king of it and now Brownell looks to do the same
I get it but they’re getting more credit for whipping mediocre teams than Auburn is for winning against better teams. That seems flawed to me but Auburn and the SEC is something we’ve not seen before with the overall conference strength and Auburn having a shot at 20 Quad 1 wins.The RPI included the opponent’s winning percentage and opponent’s opponent’s winning percentage. The NET does not. The RPI had flaws, too.
The NET does have some component of strength of schedule as part of their Team Value Index. Also includes record and where the game is located. Losing a road game is better than losing a home game.
As I said, there is an efficiency component, so something like KenPom is influential. The NET is both results-driven and predictive, which does make it a nice mix.
The quads come out of the index, so you can’t ask why one team is higher with less Q1 wins. The rankings are how you get the quads.
Just looking at it, Duke is first in efficiency and has not lost at home. They played a tough non conference schedule, so it must have been good enough.
Absolutely freaking ridiculous.Something needs to be done about the last 2 minutes of a college basketball game taking 20+ minutes in real time. It's getting worse.
And they complain incessantly because they aren’t ranked any higher than they are. Most of the teams they beat are NIT teams and some don’t have winning records.Clemson is now doing in basketball what they have done for many years in football. They bully weak opponents to give themselves a false confidence that they carry into against more major opponents in the postseason. Dabo was the king of it and now Brownell looks to do the same
That game took 2 hours and 38 minutes to play because there were 52 combined fouls called (an absurd total in a 40 minute regulation college basketball game) with 75 combined free throws attempted. By comparison, the average NBA regulation game only takes 2 hours and 25 minutes, and they play 48 minute games. Nice job, refs.A Vandy/A&M football game would take less time
I have a hard time buying their hype until they play someone real. And all their big wins this year have been on their home floor Duke, UNC, KentuckyAnd they complain incessantly because they aren’t ranked any higher than they are. Most of the teams they beat are NIT teams and some don’t have winning records.
According to them, all the SEC positive pub is a big conspiracy.