Team A
19-14
Strength of Schedule: 35
RPI: 74
vs. Top 25: 3-3
vs. Top 50: 5-9
Record in last 10: 4-6
Good wins: Vanderbilt, MSU, Wisconsin (twice)
Bad losses: @ Northwestern, Utah, Bradley, @ Georgia
Team B
19-12
Strength of Schedule: 31
RPI: 61
vs. Top 25: 1-7
vs. Top 50: 4-9
Record in last 10: 7-3
Good wins: Louisville, Pitt, @ Cornell, ND
Bad losses: @ USF
If you are a fan of either team, be unbiased and don't expose the team
B
thought it was funny/unprofessional that the sideline reporter told Team A's best player "congrats on making the NCAA tournament" after one of their conference tournament wins. what a jackass
I'd go with team B. Their bad loss isn't even that bad of a loss. USF was good this year and losing @USF isn't really a bad loss IMO. They've only got 1 less win vs. RPI top 50, better RPI, and stronger SOS. The only thing in team A's favor is that team B has a 1-7 record vs. top 25 and team A has a 3-3 record vs. the top 25.
And how does dook get the #3 one seed and Syracuse the #4 1 seed? Syracuse got sent out West?? They just got jobbed for winning the Big East while dook won a very down ACC.
Team A is Illinois. Team B is Seton Hall, who I don't really see talked about as far as getting into the tournament.
Seton Hall needed one more win and they would be clearly in IMO. I think they still have an outside chance though. They can certainly beat some higher seeded teams.
Re: Selection Show Thread (6pm, CBS)
