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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Wow @Iowa and at home against FGC in the same day. Good thing we have depth.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    If this years is a 3 on his scale last years non con must have been a -1
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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Our schedule is pretty weak other than the Vegas tourney. Need to start getting more quality games on the schedule.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    there are three ways to improve our schedule: 1) better exempt tourney 2) neutral court games picked up by tv and 3) conference challenges. right now we're 0-3 and none of those are likely to change.

    the best exempt tourneys will keep inviting TX, KU, OSU, BAY, WVU etc and it'll be hard for us to get in the rotation.

    we're not a big enough demogrpahic footprint to attract tv and attract a better opponent on a neutral court.

    and other than the pac12 (which the b12 destroyed over 4 yrs), every other major conference is already paired up.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    I would love to see Iowa State to play in Maui Invitational and/or CBE classic.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Quote Originally Posted by greatshu View Post
    I would love to see Iowa State to play in Maui Invitational and/or CBE classic.
    I went out to Maui last year. It's a blast. The arena seats like 2500 so you can see and hear everything from every seat. You see all the players hanging out on the beach all week. And it's early in the season, and it's Hawaii, so even if your team loses, you get over it, grab a fruity rum drink and head to the beach. If ISU is ever involved - C'mon, Jamie, show us what you're worth - I'd recommend everyone here to go.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    We were suppose to play Virginia this year before they backed out of it... so thats one fewer BCS match-up

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    At least we don't have Drake on our schedule this year...oh wait. At least we don't have UNI on our schedule this year
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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    i just don't see any programs of significance ever wanting to schedule us - there's nothing in it for them. no tv, no recruiting footprint, no "credit" if they win. every high major coach knows his fans will crush him for losing to iowa state.

    i bet john belein is "thrilled" bringing his michigan team to hilton to face us with 4+ players from michigan and fred/corn recruiting all over his home state.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Quote Originally Posted by kucyclone View Post
    I went out to Maui last year. It's a blast. The arena seats like 2500 so you can see and hear everything from every seat. You see all the players hanging out on the beach all week. And it's early in the season, and it's Hawaii, so even if your team loses, you get over it, grab a fruity rum drink and head to the beach. If ISU is ever involved - C'mon, Jamie, show us what you're worth - I'd recommend everyone here to go.

    Screw Allen Fieldhouse...The Lahaina Civic Center is the best place to watch a college basketball game.
    Never been there for the tourney but I concur; Lahaina (and Maui for that matter) rocks!
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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Quote Originally Posted by brokenloginagain View Post
    i just don't see any programs of significance ever wanting to schedule us - there's nothing in it for them. no tv, no recruiting footprint, no "credit" if they win. every high major coach knows his fans will crush him for losing to iowa state.

    i bet john belein is "thrilled" bringing his michigan team to hilton to face us with 4+ players from michigan and fred/corn recruiting all over his home state.
    Try "Strength of Schedule"--which is also why we need to schedule better than this.

    Perhaps CFH simply figured this would be a rebuilding year.




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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Whole heartedly agree with you! The NCAA comittee will not look favorable on this if we are a bouble team..
    QUOTE=gocubs2118;3101318]Our schedule is pretty weak other than the Vegas tourney. Need to start getting more quality games on the schedule.[/QUOTE]

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    it's better than last year, and we made the tourney, I don't think we are quite ready yet for a full fledged tough non-conference plus conference schedule. I think it's perfect for us right now. We are not Duke.

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    Re: Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis

    Comparing last year's non-conference schedule to this year's, using KenPom's pythag rankings from last season, it is clear that this season's schedule is worse, unless many teams on this year's schedule are a lot better than last year.

    Jason King: Big 12 Nonconference schedule analysis-8yr5p.png

    A big reason for this, as you can see, is that we went incredibly cheap for the guarantee games this season, inviting some of the worst teams available in the country to play at Hilton, which will do nothing but drag our SOS down from the back-end, even if the top-end games are more-or-less equal.

    There's three games - perhaps four if Iowa is good; I think we all have our doubts - on the non-conference schedule that can help us with the selection committee, the two Vegas games and against BYU, all played within eight days at the end of November. Any other non-conference game won't have a positive effect for the selection committee. So how are we preparing for that crucial three-game non-conference stretch? By playing Southern, Alabama A&M, Campbell, and North Carolina A&T at home.

    If we really want to invest in our basketball program, we can't continue to go this cheap with non-conference scheduling.
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