Big XII is 5-3. Not bad, but not really showing out since 2 of those losses didn't play to seed and no "upsets".Anyone have a conference breakdown on wind and losses. Big 12 don’t seem to be doing bad compared to the SEC
Big XII is 5-3. Not bad, but not really showing out since 2 of those losses didn't play to seed and no "upsets".Anyone have a conference breakdown on wind and losses. Big 12 don’t seem to be doing bad compared to the SEC
plus Kansas got bailed out, like normalBig XII is 5-3. Not bad, but not really showing out since 2 of those losses didn't play to seed and no "upsets".
Big XII is 5-3. Not bad, but not really showing out since 2 of those losses didn't play to seed and no "upsets".
Sure. I don't think it was bad. I would guess probability wise 5 or 6 advancing would have been the most likely outcomes. I don't think it warrants criticism, just nothing to crow about either.Eh, but anything 6/11 and in between is basically a coin flip these days. Hell, more 11s win than 6s.
Utah State was probably underseeded (bracketmatrix average was a 6 seed). The MWC didn't do well in the tournament overall, but Utah State won it, and the MWC pretty much rates out right behind the other power conferences. So maybe it isn't surprising that the 1st place team in the MWC beat the 8th place team in the big 12. We're a better conference but maybe not "our 8th place team should be expected to beat their best team" better.
Otherwise, we had Tech lose to an NC State team that won its conference tournament and is hot at the right time, and BYU was what they've been all year- streaky and generally poor away from Provo.
Sure. I don't think it was bad. I would guess probability wise 5 or 6 advancing would have been the most likely outcomes. I don't think it warrants criticism, just nothing to crow about either.
242 schools have more wins than NebraskaGrand Canyon now has more wins all time in the tournament than Nebraska.
Big XII is 5-3. Not bad, but not really showing out since 2 of those losses didn't play to seed and no "upsets".
242 schools have more wins than Nebraska
Next year's Big 12 actually slightly better 6-3 because AZ/Colorado have 2 wins and a pig win to Texas one win.
Sure. I don't think it was bad. I would guess probability wise 5 or 6 advancing would have been the most likely outcomes. I don't think it warrants criticism, just nothing to crow about either.
Exactly. I was looking at it this way in the bowl season as well. Perception matters and where you start ranked at the beginning of the year matters next year and gives a team more leeway if they finish well this year. I'd like AZ and Colorado to continue being solid in the tournament for a little bit and be ranked next year (I know, transfers...). Don't mind Texas losing against Tenn. And, of course... hope our guys can roll on to the end!Next year's Big 12 actually slightly better 6-3 because AZ/Colorado have 2 wins and a pig win to Texas one win.
I want to see the SDSU/UConn matchup about as much as I want to see the ISU/Illinois matchup. I believe SDSU returns their whole team from the championship last year, and UConn doesn’t have sanogo this year. I would not count Sdsu out of that game quite yetYeah NW and San Diego State aren’t beating UConn.
The big 4 (i know kansas didnt finish 4th) have proven themselves to varying degrees but each was impressive overall.Big XII is 5-3. Not bad, but not really showing out since 2 of those losses didn't play to seed and no "upsets".
That's not unfair. At the same time, I do think we need to pick it up a bit today and tomorrow. Heavy is the head that wears the crown, so to speak. As always, there's haters everywhere right now licking their chops to take shots at the little conference that wouldn't die.Eh, but anything 6/11 and in between is basically a coin flip these days. Hell, more 11s win than 6s.
Utah State was probably underseeded (bracketmatrix average was a 6 seed). The MWC didn't do well in the tournament overall, but Utah State won it, and the MWC pretty much rates out right behind the other power conferences. So maybe it isn't surprising that the 1st place team in the MWC beat the 8th place team in the big 12. We're a better conference but maybe not "our 8th place team should be expected to beat their best team" better.
Otherwise, we had Tech lose to an NC State team that won its conference tournament and is hot at the right time, and BYU was what they've been all year- streaky and generally poor away from Provo.
Big 12 teams have beaten who? Samford, SDSU, Longwood, Colorado State, and Colgate. Better than losing yes, but not enough to have proven anything IMO.The big 4 (i know kansas didnt finish 4th) have proven themselves to varying degrees but each was impressive overall.
Tx Tech, TCU, BYU looked like pretenders. Disappointing not to get one from them. Or at least all 3 go down to the wire.
Texas is a big fat dumb stupid asterisk. I don't want to claim them here. But I'll do it since we kind of have to, I guess.