Bill Marsh wrote:DudeAnon wrote:Gimme St. John's and Marquette by 10 a piece.
Wait, is Ponds playing?
Supposed to be. But even without him, St John’s has impressed me with other players stepping up down the stretch. Meanwhile Georgetown might be without Derrickson or will be playing him on a bad ankle, limiting their ability to dominate St John’s down low where they should have had the advantage.
stever20 wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:MUBoxer wrote:
Y'all were able to offset that loss with signature wins against the big teams in the conference this year. We were not, I think that if someone blindly stared at our wins and losses you'd be in over us simply because of Nova and X while we just swept Creighton and Seton Hall. So no I do not think it's threatened you as much as it's threatened us.
Exactly. So the problem is not the DePaul loss but the failure to come up with a signature win. Missed opportunities against X and VU at home.
I think that your guys are going to the tournament regardless. Just don’t blow another one to DePaul.
I just don't see it unless they beat Nova. Things like what's happening in Brooklyn right now with Louisville up on Florida St by 25 do not help Marquette in the least.
DudeAnon wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:DudeAnon wrote:Gimme St. John's and Marquette by 10 a piece.
Wait, is Ponds playing?
Supposed to be. But even without him, St John’s has impressed me with other players stepping up down the stretch. Meanwhile Georgetown might be without Derrickson or will be playing him on a bad ankle, limiting their ability to dominate St John’s down low where they should have had the advantage.
Ponds is playing and Derrickson isn't? Give me the Redmen by 20.
Bill Marsh wrote:stever20 wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:Exactly. So the problem is not the DePaul loss but the failure to come up with a signature win. Missed opportunities against X and VU at home.
I think that your guys are going to the tournament regardless. Just don’t blow another one to DePaul.
I just don't see it unless they beat Nova. Things like what's happening in Brooklyn right now with Louisville up on Florida St by 25 do not help Marquette in the least.
Sounds like more of a problem for Florida State than for Marquette.
XUFan09 wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:stever20 wrote:I just don't see it unless they beat Nova. Things like what's happening in Brooklyn right now with Louisville up on Florida St by 25 do not help Marquette in the least.
Sounds like more of a problem for Florida State than for Marquette.
Bracket Matrix has Florida State comfortably in the tournament (a 9 seed) while listing Louisville on the First Four Out just one spot behind Marquette. This win today was big for Louisville's chances and consequently hurt Marquette's chances. I could see Marquette getting in without beating Villanova, but it's not highly likely. It probably would depend on early exits by some other teams (e.g. Baylor losing to West Viriginia tomorrow, Oklahoma State* losing today, Alabama losing tomorrow).
* I listed Oklahoma State among Bubble competitors, because Bracket Matrix does, but I think they are a little safer than the projections would suggest. At the same time, I don't think St. Mary's is going to make it, while Bracket Matrix seems to disagree, so overall it's a wash.
Novachap wrote:Great game so far between hoyas and SJU... hoyas shooting well from 3 and st. John's with some highlights slams!
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