GiveHimSixGoVols
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Yep. It happens to teams that aren't on stable footing alot more than those that perform on a consistent basis
About 95% of NCAA D1 teams will lose at least 1 game to a team with a RPI over 100, it happens.
Only the best of the best avoid this, and we are far from the best of the best, it's part of CBB most people realize this.
Sure it happens but the frequency is the issue.
Non NCAA tourney teams have it happen much more frequently than tourney teams.
Using Lsu to make yourself feel better about our bad losses makes no sense. Not sure why anyone would want to favorably compare ourselves to a team that has been more irrelevant than we have the past few years
Ok, UNC lost to UAB?
The point was, we have one "bad loss". To think we were gonna the entire year without a single one is a bit foolish, but who am I to bring people back down to earth.
Don't add more and we will be just fine.
We can't afford another that's for sure.
Nc state is down to 85 Rpi. Not sure they aren't going to end being in the bad loss category before its over
They're gonna be close, they'll be one to watch, but unless they completely fall apart the should stay in double digits.
At this point avoiding bad losses is more important than landing quality wins, I agree on that.
That's why I have been saying if we are gonna go 11-7 in conference this can be one of the losses and us be ok.
We'll have to take care of business vs the SEC. A split with Florida and UK would really be great. A sweep over either might even make me forget about our dismal football season for a while.![]()
I have looked at your 11-7 game specific thinking.
You have 9 "toss up" games in which you say 3-6 would be good enough.
IMO no way would a win over Bama, ole miss, and arkansas be good enough in the quality win department.
We have to get more than that IMO
Agreed on Xavier.
I would make big bet arkansas, Xavier, and Virginia all 3 won't end the year in the top 50rpi