Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
UK blown out at home by Arkansas.
Honestly not sure who sucks the most between UNC, Duke, and Kentucky anymore.
I was going to say that it's easily Kentucky, but on thinking again, I'm not sure. They all deserve to miss the tournament and by blue-blood standards, that is miserable. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RedinTexas:
I was going to say that it's easily Kentucky, but on thinking again, I'm not sure. They all deserve to miss the tournament and by blue-blood standards, that is miserable.
He's probably right about it being UNC. They don't have a single good win the entire season. They have no business being in the tournament. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RedinTexas:
I was going to say that it's easily Kentucky, but on thinking again, I'm not sure. They all deserve to miss the tournament and by blue-blood standards, that is miserable.
UNC's best NET win is against a sub-.500 Ohio St. team.
UNC has beat no one. Duke has multiple Q1 wins and Kentucky has the second best road win of the season of any team according to NET and Kenpom rankings.
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
He's probably right about it being UNC. They don't have a single good win the entire season. They have no business being in the tournament.
Don't get me wrong, Kentucky's tournament resume is weak as hell right now, but I don't understand how people can say that they deserve to miss over UNC. Yes, UK has a horrible Q4 loss at Rupp to South Carolina (not defending that), but have the second best road win in the country along with doing OK vs Q1 + Q2 (granted Q1 they're now 1-7 in Q1 games). UK still has a lot of work to do, but if they win 1 game at Florida/Mississippi St./Arkansas along with defeating Auburn + Tennessee at Rupp with no other hiccups along the way, they should be OK.
In terms of the three teams with the best resumes (1 being the best, 3 being worst), in order I'd say:
1. Duke
2. Kentucky
3. UNC
I think Kentucky/Duke could miss having a play-in if they win more games than not the rest of the way without any major fuck ups while I don't see any argument for UNC getting anything more than a play-in unless they catch on fire like last season. [Reply]