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15 hours ago, BobSaccamanno said:

I agree that I’m not in favor of NET relative to head to head.  Having said that, as a program it’s your obligation to play the rules as they are set up.   Get your efficiencies way up.   Learn your lesson.  

Agree. Side note: I saw your name for the first time as Bob from Sacramento. 🤣

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15 hours ago, BobSaccamanno said:

I agree that I’m not in favor of NET relative to head to head.  Having said that, as a program it’s your obligation to play the rules as they are set up.   Get your efficiencies way up.   Learn your lesson.  

Unfortunately we have a coach who is either willingly ignorant of how it impacts your team or is just too stubborn to adjust his approach. 

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23 hours ago, BobSaccamanno said:

I agree that I’m not in favor of NET relative to head to head.  Having said that, as a program it’s your obligation to play the rules as they are set up.   Get your efficiencies way up.   Learn your lesson.  

Indiana State did just that and Virginia, with a NET 40 spots lower, got the bid.

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1 minute ago, 5fouls said:

Indiana State did just that and Virginia, with a NET 40 spots lower, got the bid.

I saw that.  I thought they got hosed.   Money talks and that’s not ok.  It’s sport.   If you don’t have fairness, you have nothing.   The NCAA has zero integrity.  

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“I think the analytics are bulls—,” Providence head coach Kim English told reporters after his squad was ruled out. “I think you could schedule bad teams in your non-league and beat the snot out of them and beat them by 50 and 60. I think coaching for so long has been a gentleman agreement. I mean, you have a large lead at the end of the game, for health reasons you take guys out, to get some other guys opportunities to play, you take guys out. “

“But right now might be a change in college basketball. We’re scheduling to beat teams by 40 and 50. [It] might be a thing to do, but when you get into this league, the analytics aren’t going to look very good in league. You’re playing against some really, really good coaches.”

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54 minutes ago, 13th&Jackson said:

 

“I think the analytics are bulls—,” Providence head coach Kim English told reporters after his squad was ruled out. “I think you could schedule bad teams in your non-league and beat the snot out of them and beat them by 50 and 60. I think coaching for so long has been a gentleman agreement. I mean, you have a large lead at the end of the game, for health reasons you take guys out, to get some other guys opportunities to play, you take guys out. “

“But right now might be a change in college basketball. We’re scheduling to beat teams by 40 and 50. [It] might be a thing to do, but when you get into this league, the analytics aren’t going to look very good in league. You’re playing against some really, really good coaches.”

I wonder if anybody can point to 1 game out of the approximately 5,600 games between Division 1 teams (the only games the NET contemplates) where a team didn’t “take guys out” before the end of a “50” and “60” point game.

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