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Isn't a loss like this bad for the Cougars shot at getting in? There's no way they'll leave the PAC-12 regular season champ out, so all this does is open the door for another PAC team to sneak in. I think regardless of the conf tourney outcome, UW and Cal were in. If a team other than those two wins the tournament, that's bad for BYU, IMO.
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Washington is and very much should be sweating it out on the bubble.Originally posted by FountainofUte View PostIsn't a loss like this bad for the Cougars shot at getting in? There's no way they'll leave the PAC-12 regular season champ out, so all this does is open the door for another PAC team to sneak in. I think regardless of the conf tourney outcome, UW and Cal were in. If a team other than those two wins the tournament, that's bad for BYU, IMO.
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They could very well get in. I'm not saying they won't. But in no way, shape or form should anyone think the Huskies shouldn't be sweating it on the bubble.Originally posted by UtahDan View PostA PAC team with 13 conference wins has never been left out.
My guess is that they will get in whether they truly deserve it or not based on conference name.
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That may be true, but according to Sagrin, the PAC-12 is still considered the 8th best conference this year, and the WCC as the 11th.Originally posted by Omaha 680 View PostThere's always a first time and the PAC has never been this bad.
With that in mind, don't you think the 1st-place PAC-12 team should get an at-large over the 3rd-place WCC team?
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Not this year.Originally posted by FountainofUte View PostThat may be true, but according to Sagrin, the PAC-12 is still considered the 8th best conference this year, and the WCC as the 11th.
With that in mind, don't you think the 1st-place PAC-12 team should get an at-large over the 3rd-place WCC team?
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Jon WilnerOriginally posted by FountainofUte View PostThat may be true, but according to Sagrin, the PAC-12 is still considered the 8th best conference this year, and the WCC as the 11th.
With that in mind, don't you think the 1st-place PAC-12 team should get an at-large over the 3rd-place WCC team?
Winning regular season title will have no bearing on UW's selection fate. What will matter: Losing to RPI No. 140 on neutral court in MarchGive 'em Hell, Cougars!!!
For all this His anger is not turned away, but His hand is stretched out still.
Not long ago an obituary appeared in the Salt Lake Tribune that said the recently departed had "died doing what he enjoyed most—watching BYU lose."
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3rd place in 11th rated conf over 1st place in 8th rated?
That makes no sense.Last edited by FountainofUte; 03-08-2012, 05:43 PM.
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The reason the PAC is rating higher in Sagarin is not because the top three teams are better, it's because after the PAC's top three, the rest are not as uniformily bad as in the WCC (with the exception of Utah, of course).Originally posted by FountainofUte View PostThat makes no sense.
PAC: http://www.realtimerpi.com/rpi_pac12_Men.html
Average RPI of top three: 46
Average RPI of the rest: 166
WCC: http://www.realtimerpi.com/rpi_wcc_Men.html
Average RPI of top three: 32
Average RPI of the rest: 211
Incidentally, even with their first place finish in the PAC, Washington still has a worse RPI than BYU as well as fewer quality wins and a worse record against common opponents.Last edited by Pelado; 03-08-2012, 05:55 PM."I think it was King Benjamin who said 'you sorry ass shitbags who have no skills that the market values also have an obligation to have the attitude that if one day you do in fact win the PowerBall Lottery that you will then impart of your substance to those without.'"
- Goatnapper'96
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Compare the two teamsOriginally posted by FountainofUte View Post3rd place in 11th rated conf over 1st place in 8th rated?
That makes no sense.
Washington 21-10 overall, 54 rpi (which will surely drop lower probably 60) strength of schedule 85 (this too will drop) 1-8 vs. top 50, 4-8 vs. top 100.
BYU 23-8 overall 46 rpi, strength of schedule 95, 3-6 vs top 50, 5-6 vs. top 100.
You tell me who deserves to go?
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For as awful as EastSPN and CUF have wanted everyone to believe the P12 is this year, 6 teams with 20 wins. Oregon State and UCLA with 19 and a chance to get to 20 still alive.
Nobody would love to see Washington hosed more than me, but IMO there should be no question that the P12 champion gets into the dance.Get confident, stupid
-landpoke
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