Rankings for 2021-22

[stever20]

Big thing in the NET today- for first time I think all year long, Big East has 5 teams in the crucial top 30. Means all games against those top 5 teams would be Q1 chances including home ones. And Creighton is still at #73 so they remain Q1 chance on the road at least. Think the way the NET ratings are right now would be about best case scenario for the league.

[billyjack]

"... Xavier and Marquette were playing without Johnny Davis..."

[Husky_U]

Some of these voters (Luke DeCock)... SMH.

12. Texas Tech
13. Wisconsin
19. Xavier
21. UCONN
24. Providence

[kayako]

Some of these voters (Luke DeCock)... SMH.

12. Texas Tech
13. Wisconsin
19. Xavier
21. UCONN
24. Providence

Esat Coast bias am I right?

[stever20]

Avg NET ratings entering today-
1 B12 35.10
2 B10 61.07
3 SEC 67.07
4 BE 67.64
5 P12 91.00
6 ACC 91.60
7 MWC 106.36
8 AAC 106.64
9 WCC 134.50
10 A10 138.07
11 MVC 146.00

[stever20]

AP Poll is out:
12 Villanova was 14
15 Providence was 17
17 UConn was 20
21 Xavier was 21
24 Marquette was 22

[FriarJ]

https://twitter.com/JeffRabjohns/status/1488204713577353217?s=20&t=0YLRER3Rp1OFweA5HNJwjQ

[stever20]

https://twitter.com/JeffRabjohns/status/1488204713577353217?s=20&t=0YLRER3Rp1OFweA5HNJwjQ

at least with this one it wouldn't impact the ranking for PC- they were 32 points behind Texas Tech and 14th place vote would only be 12 points.

[stever20]

saw in the coaches poll Seton Hall actually got 5 votes today.

[kayako]

If Providence goes something like 7-1 rest of the way, winning by small margins and getting blown away once to remain outside Kenpom top 25, will Jesse Newell still not rank a BE team with 25-3 record?