Basketball Scores of interest Final 2 weeks

[hapapp]

Where are people getting this JMU at-large bid talk from?

I've not seen it on any major sports news bracketolgy or predictions. Not even a mention of a last four out.

Sports Illustrated

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[CoachRob]

Where are people getting this JMU at-large bid talk from?

I've not seen it on any major sports news bracketolgy or predictions. Not even a mention of a last four out.

See OP

[CoachRob]

More scores from today:

As mentioned above, Tulsa beats USF, 76-70. Like JMU, I think they will need to make it to Conference Championship with a Net of 73.

Providence losses to UConn 74-60, makes them outside looking in with Net of 61.

KSU-65 #6 ISU-58
I think this 1 hurts as KSU was 76 Net ranking but this is a huge win for them. A couple more in the conference tourney would put them ahead of a SB team.

Nova-67 #10 Creighton-69
That's two straight loses, how much do they fall from the Net of 31?

Colorado Beats OSU, would have liked to see OSU pull it out for obvious reasons.

WF-81 Clemson-78
Must win situation for WF and they were able to pull it out. Would really like for them to take an early exit in ACC Tourney.

Oregon-66 Utah-65
Utah is a bubble team that takes another L. Will drop from 48 Net which is right above JMU. Oregon's Net is 68, 1 above App.

In all honesty. Still a chance for JMU to get in with a loss to App on Monday. However, I am afraid we will have to win it all to make it.

[311neers]

Where are people getting this JMU at-large bid talk from?

I've not seen it on any major sports news bracketolgy or predictions. Not even a mention of a last four out.

See OP

JMU is slowly climbing. Haven’t lost in months. Score 85 points every game it seems like. Would be a shame if we beat them a 3rd time and ruined their party, again!

[EastHallApp]

JMU has done one thing to warrant a look, which was beat a 12-loss Big Ten team four months ago in the first game of the season. Other than that, every game they have played has been Q3 or Q4 except the two against us, both of which they lost. They have played 21 Q4 games and lost one of those too, and they play another sub-.500 team tomorrow.

Kudos to them for a great season. They're a good team, and if they do get in, they'll be dangerous. But IMO, they don't have much of a case for an at-large. If they wanted that kind of consideration, they shouldn't have played one of the worst OOC schedules in the country.

[EastHallApp]

Pitt and Wake wind up with the 4 and 5 seeds in the ACC Tournament, which means if Wake wins their first game (which is far from assured considering it would require winning a game away from their home floor), they'd play each other in the quarterfinals. Might be a de facto NCAA elimination game. Although I am more bullish on Pitt's chances than the pundits seem to be.

[hapapp]

JMU has done one thing to warrant a look, which was beat a 12-loss Big Ten team four months ago in the first game of the season. Other than that, every game they have played has been Q3 or Q4 except the two against us, both of which they lost. They have played 21 Q4 games and lost one of those too, and they play another sub-.500 team tomorrow.

Kudos to them for a great season. They're a good team, and if they do get in, they'll be dangerous. But IMO, they don't have much of a case for an at-large. If they wanted that kind of consideration, they shouldn't have played one of the worst OOC schedules in the country.

They are at best a long shot and would be the first 30 win team to miss the tourney.

[Bigdaddyg1]

Basically what hurts our chances at an at large bid is the fact that probably 10-11 conference champs who get the AQ berths are not very good, several of which might end up with 12 or more losses. They say this is "the beauty" of the tournament but invariably most of these teams have no business being in the field.

[appvette]

Basically what hurts our chances at an at large bid is the fact that probably 10-11 conference champs who get the AQ berths are not very good, several of which might end up with 12 or more losses. They say this is "the beauty" of the tournament but invariably most of these teams have no business being in the field.

Aka 2021 App State?

[Bigdaddyg1]

Basically what hurts our chances at an at large bid is the fact that probably 10-11 conference champs who get the AQ berths are not very good, several of which might end up with 12 or more losses. They say this is "the beauty" of the tournament but invariably most of these teams have no business being in the field.

Aka 2021 App State?

Honestly...yep

[App_in_Maiden]

UNCA getting whooped.

[NattyBumppo'sRevenge]

Austin Peay’s center is huge. Up 1 with 15 minutes to go.

Why are none of the CAA games televised? Are they on some YouTube channel or something?

[hapapp]

SoCon semis both on ESPNU.

[NattyBumppo'sRevenge]

Austin P lost by 3 to Stetson.