PaulCrewe
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BothI don't know what's more surprising, Nebraska has a 5 seed or middle Tennessee as a 3 seed..
BothI don't know what's more surprising, Nebraska has a 5 seed or middle Tennessee as a 3 seed..
If you want to be one of the big boys, you can't go 1-6 vs the RPI Top 50. Ultimately, the committee is going to live and die by the quadrant analysis and it just wasn't there for us.Well you see Bruce, we had a Q1 win that you SAID you would look at as a Q1 win when we beat Minnesota. I don't understand how Nebraska should be punished for a season-long injury and a rape accusation on a team we beat, but hey.
So you win all the games you're supposed to... Nebraska could have beat Illinois, the committee wouldn't have cared. Nebraska could have beat Penn St., the committee wouldn't have cared. They sure as hell wouldn't have cared about UCF or St. John's.
Nebraska could have gone 26-6 (15-3) and the committee wouldn't have cared because we couldn't beat 5 teams that are a five seed or better. And we DID beat one of those teams!
Since 98? they weren't even in the top 60 teams in the country. This fan base has severely over rated this team, they are not that good. That is the fact people need to start dealing with.I didn't think we were going to make the NCAA, and the NIT doesn't matter and no one cares about it, but a 5 seed is an absolute joke. IMO this was our best team since 98 (you could argue 2nd best) and can't sniff a NIT home game. (which in itself is telling where Nebrasketball has been the last 20 years)
how many of the "big boys" had 66% of thier top 50 RPI games on the road or neutral?If you want to be one of the big boys, you can't go 1-6 vs the RPI Top 50.
I don't know. That isn't the point. Whether the game is on the road or at home, it's pretty evident that you need to win more than one game to get in. The good teams find a way to do so.how many of the "big boys" had 66% of thier top 50 RPI games on the road or neutral?
I don't know. That isn't the point. Whether the game is on the road or at home, it's pretty evident that you need to win more than one game to get in. The good teams find a way to do so.
One point from a win over a one seed, One suspension and injury from a win over a tournament team (minnesota). The universe hates Nebrasketball. I get it, we f*cked up at OSU and Purdue, but OU can drop 8 of their last 10 and get in? I get not making the tournament, but how the hell do we not get one home game in the NIT. Slap in the face indeed.