volnationnj
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How many of our next 7 conference games do we, realistically, have to win, in order to put us in a good position to make the NCAAT ?
In order:
Kentucky (road)
Ole Miss. (road)
Georgia. (home)
Florida. (road)
Alabama. (home)
LSU. (home)
Vanderbilt (road)
Our conference schedule gets really tough after that:
SC (r), MSt (h), LSU (r), A & M (h),
Ark (r).
We will also probably need at least one "signature" win over a ranked team.
Of the first group of 7, we will probably have to go no worse than 5-2 (6-1 or 7-0 would give us a much better chance). These are the teams we will be competing with for the SEC spots in the NCAAT.
Our most likely signature wins will be in the Miss St, A&M and Arkansas (currently ranked #20)
games. An upset of uconn or SC could really go a long way to making the tournament.
I'm not counting the SEC tournament in this exercise.
It's the ultimate wild card. Win that and it doesn't matter what we do in conference play.
In order:
Kentucky (road)
Ole Miss. (road)
Georgia. (home)
Florida. (road)
Alabama. (home)
LSU. (home)
Vanderbilt (road)
Our conference schedule gets really tough after that:
SC (r), MSt (h), LSU (r), A & M (h),
Ark (r).
We will also probably need at least one "signature" win over a ranked team.
Of the first group of 7, we will probably have to go no worse than 5-2 (6-1 or 7-0 would give us a much better chance). These are the teams we will be competing with for the SEC spots in the NCAAT.
Our most likely signature wins will be in the Miss St, A&M and Arkansas (currently ranked #20)
games. An upset of uconn or SC could really go a long way to making the tournament.
I'm not counting the SEC tournament in this exercise.
It's the ultimate wild card. Win that and it doesn't matter what we do in conference play.