If we win out do we go to tourney or do we have to win sec tourney too ?

[87Vol]

If we win out, then we might get in with just 1 SEC Tourney win, but we will probably need 2 tourney wins. If we lose one down the stretch (UF or Mizzou), then we definitely need 2 tourney wins. If we lose more than 1 down the stretch then the only way we get in is to win the tourney.

 

[bleedingTNorange]

Just a few weeks ago, it was openly being discussed that this team could go winless on the road in the SEC.
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I'm wondering what happened to all the people who were trying to convince me that we wouldn't even go .500 lol. I tried to tell people to step back from the ledge.

 

[bleedingTNorange]

If we win out, then we might get in with just 1 SEC Tourney win, but we will probably need 2 tourney wins. If we lose one down the stretch (UF or Mizzou), then we definitely need 2 tourney wins. If we lose more than 1 down the stretch then the only way we get in is to win the tourney.

If we get to 20 wins we have a shot, no matter how it's done really. We are 14-10 with 6 remaining games. Go 6-0 and I think we're in even going 0-1 at the SECT. Go 5-1 and we need to win at least 1 at the SECT. Go 4-2 and we would need to win at least 2 at the SECT. Go 3-3 and we'd have to win 3 games at the SECT.

Any of those scenarios that puts us 20 wins would have our RPI <55 which is definitely bubble talk, and usually gets you in.

 

[StarRaider]

Does the committee still have a "last 10 games" criteria? I can't remember.

 

[GoobieVol]

Does the committee still have a "last 10 games" criteria? I can't remember.

It is a big part of how they are suppose to evaluate. I keep hearing Bias talking about how this Duke team will not be evaluated the same way without the Kelly kid.

So the second half of the season should be a big factor.

 

[Gator H8R]

Win out and win 1 or 2 in the SEC tourney and were in.