Why not re-rank today, 1/24
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Texas has by far the easiest route in terms of home games, very little travel, and quality of remaining opponents.
For us to have a real shot I think we need to win the next 4 games, including beating KSU in Manhattan, as I don't see us going to Austin, on short rest, following a road game. Then we have to beat OU at home and then the Baylor game may be the different between an outright title and a tie at 5 losses. If six losses gets the title there will likely be a 3 way (or more), two at minimum, tie at the top.
Texas will shoot itself out of some games but they are massively talented. Having most of their tough game at home, TCU (possibly) without Miles, and Baylor just up the road makes their turnarounds MUCH easier. Barring an injury I don't think they will lose more than two the rest of the way. Kansas might need to do us and everyone else a huge favor and beat them in Austin.
For us to have a real shot I think we need to win the next 4 games, including beating KSU in Manhattan, as I don't see us going to Austin, on short rest, following a road game. Then we have to beat OU at home and then the Baylor game may be the different between an outright title and a tie at 5 losses. If six losses gets the title there will likely be a 3 way (or more), two at minimum, tie at the top.
Texas will shoot itself out of some games but they are massively talented. Having most of their tough game at home, TCU (possibly) without Miles, and Baylor just up the road makes their turnarounds MUCH easier. Barring an injury I don't think they will lose more than two the rest of the way. Kansas might need to do us and everyone else a huge favor and beat them in Austin.
I would kindly request a redo...
I don't know. From a pressure standpoint, isn't there more pressure on making sure that you win at home? Their tough games are all at home.
I had no idea Avery Anderson got hurt. Yeah, he's the one that pretty much stirs that drink on offense.
The games in Ames make me alot more nervous than road games. I don't expect to win on the road much, i expect to win in Ames.
I think Kansas has it easier by a little. Texas's last four games are ISU, @Baylor, @TCU, and KU. Depending on how healthy TCU is, I think there's 1-2 losses in that group for Texas. Especially since it's 4 tough games in a row. KU gets two easy games at home with WVU and TTech before that game in Texas. Texas could be broken down by the time KU comes in to town. KU also gets an extra day of rest before the Texas game. I think the Big 12 champ is going to be determined on the last game between those two, but hopefully ISU surprises everyone.
Me too. Road games feel a bit like house money, but I suppose if you are contending for the title, it gets tighter for the guys anywhere they play.
Well, it seems things have gone to hell and handbasket for our land granters. Maybe it's just a midseason lull. Or perhaps it's more fundamental than that, IDK. But here's a Super Bowl shot at ranking based on what I've seen and here how I believe it will finish with 70% to the dance.
1. Ku - as much as I loathe it
2. Texas - Terry should be full time
3. Baylor - sweetness at guard
4. oSu - winning in Hilton is amazing except for the Pokes, it seems
5. TCU - if they get Mike back, otherwise exchange with K-State
6. ISU - beat K-State and Ku @ Ames
7. K-State - in the dumpster
8. WVU - not good at Texas
9. OU - Bruce Weber hoops: competitive then fold
10. TxT - no longer winless
1. Ku - as much as I loathe it
2. Texas - Terry should be full time
3. Baylor - sweetness at guard
4. oSu - winning in Hilton is amazing except for the Pokes, it seems
5. TCU - if they get Mike back, otherwise exchange with K-State
6. ISU - beat K-State and Ku @ Ames
7. K-State - in the dumpster
8. WVU - not good at Texas
9. OU - Bruce Weber hoops: competitive then fold
10. TxT - no longer winless
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With Miles back at TCU.. I could easily see them run the table.. Their hardest game will be at Tech but Damion Baugh can stay in front of Harmon and I like their chances in that one..
Conference race:
1-BU
2-KU
3-UT
4-TCU
5-ISU
6-KSU
7-OSU
8-WV
9-Tech
10-OU
Danger in March (no order):
Tier 1 - Great guards, good defense, Elite coaching
BU
Tier 2 - Missing 1 of the 3 traits in tier 1
TCU, KU, UT
Tier 3: - Missing 2/3 traits in Tier 1
ISU, KSU, OSU, WV
We can’t be behind TCU when we swept them, and have 2 fewer conference losses at the moment. I understand the better schedule to end but currently, no, you are wrong.
I should have more clearly labeled this as my end of year projection... TCU wins out to go 11-7. ISU finishes 10-8
TCU when healthy is the best team in the league. Boat-racing Ku in AFH is proof. They just can't stay on the court this year. Watch out in the tournament though. Ku probably wins it unless they lose at home to Baylor tomorrow.
Lol, no they aren't. Iowa State controlled them the entire game in Fort Worth when they had Lampkin and Miles healthy and we didn't have Jaz. Only reason it came down to the wire is Miles got 2 ridiculous foul calls on 3s because he kicked out his leg and flopped.
They will probably be a dangerous 5 or 6 seed but to say they are the best team in the league is ridiculous.
That's pure conjecture, they already had 3 conference losses with Miles in the lineup. Nobody has proof they are any better at full strength than Kansas, Texas, Or Baylor.
They also had an extremely pathetic non -conference resume and lost to Norhtwestern State.
Using Jon Rothstein as someone to support your point is not something I would do.
Next Rothstein will tell us he hadn’t yet seen Kansas’ peak second half today.
