redout22
Heisman Trophy Winner
That's a pretty tough region. UCLA is very winnable but I would fear Iowa State.Just updated Bracketology: (guestimates)
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/bracketology
6 seed UCLA
vs.
11 seed Nebraska
That's a pretty tough region. UCLA is very winnable but I would fear Iowa State.Just updated Bracketology: (guestimates)
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/bracketology
6 seed UCLA
vs.
11 seed Nebraska
If we get the first round bye, he already will be! He wouldn't even have to coach a game.Whoever we get, I'm picking us for the upset victory. Tim Miles is about to become the most successful coach in the program's history.
I'm not an expert on NCAA basketball so maybe I'm missing something, but that doesn't make any sense to me. The tourney changed to 68 teams a couple years ago. That's the only reason that there are byes. As I understand it, 64 teams get them. Or are you talking about his record or something?If we get the first round bye, he already will be! He wouldn't even have to coach a game.Whoever we get, I'm picking us for the upset victory. Tim Miles is about to become the most successful coach in the program's history.
I think that statement is off too. The "second round" isn't the second round anymore. We've been in the field of 64 before, making the field of 32 will have Miles above all else.I'm not an expert on NCAA basketball so maybe I'm missing something, but that doesn't make any sense to me. The tourney changed to 68 teams a couple years ago. That's the only reason that there are byes. As I understand it, 64 teams get them. Or are you talking about his record or something?If we get the first round bye, he already will be! He wouldn't even have to coach a game.Whoever we get, I'm picking us for the upset victory. Tim Miles is about to become the most successful coach in the program's history.
This is based on BPI, not RPI.Just updated Bracketology: (guestimates)
http://espn.go.com/m...ll/bracketology
6 seed UCLA
vs.
11 seed Nebraska
Is that the reason why everyone was standing up at the game? Because the seating needed to be improved? It's a brand new arena for gosh sakes.Plus a win the tourney can improve our seating. Can you believe we are talking about seating in Mens basketball? How sweet it is!
Nebraska [19-11 (11-7), RPI: 35, SOS: 26] Nebraska is hardly a lock after Sunday's win over Wisconsin, though you can forgive the Cornhuskers for celebrating like it. On Sunday, a sold-out crowd of nearly 16,000 at Nebraska's brand-new Pinnacle Bank Arena obeyed Tim Miles' request to stand the entire 40 minutes against Wisconsin -- "No-Sit Sunday," it was called -- and the result was a 77-68 win over a Badgers team that had a shot at a No. 1 seed coming in. Program-wise, that's a win fans will never forget. Bubble-wise, it's the culmination of a hard-charging effort that has Nebraska on the cusp of its first NCAA tournament since 1998. We didn't have this team on our radar at all until Feb. 16's win at Michigan State. Now its profile looks better than many others on the bubble. What a season.
Hardly a lock? Psh. We can definitely lose against Ohio State and still make it.ESPN Bubble Watch:
Nebraska [19-11 (11-7), RPI: 35, SOS: 26] Nebraska is hardly a lock after Sunday's win over Wisconsin, though you can forgive the Cornhuskers for celebrating like it. On Sunday, a sold-out crowd of nearly 16,000 at Nebraska's brand-new Pinnacle Bank Arena obeyed Tim Miles' request to stand the entire 40 minutes against Wisconsin -- "No-Sit Sunday," it was called -- and the result was a 77-68 win over a Badgers team that had a shot at a No. 1 seed coming in. Program-wise, that's a win fans will never forget. Bubble-wise, it's the culmination of a hard-charging effort that has Nebraska on the cusp of its first NCAA tournament since 1998. We didn't have this team on our radar at all until Feb. 16's win at Michigan State. Now its profile looks better than many others on the bubble. What a season.
I was a little surprised about that too. Assuming we play Ohio State, even a loss against a Top 30 program wouldn't hurt that much. I supposed if we lost to Purdue we'd be right back on the bubble.Hardly a lock? Psh. We can definitely lose against Ohio State and still make it.
Lunardi uses BPI ratings for his brackets and the NCAA committee uses RPI. For example:BTW Lunardi has us as one of the last 4 teams with a bye. SO for now, no play in game
Iowa - BPI 20 & RPI 40s & Nebraska BPI 59 & RPI 35 This is why the NCAA does not use his BPI ratings.
Are you sure about this or are you just seeing the BPI along side his Bracketoloty? Every time I see him actually talking about the field, he's always using RPI.This is based on BPI, not RPI.Just updated Bracketology: (guestimates)
http://espn.go.com/m...ll/bracketology
6 seed UCLA
vs.
11 seed Nebraska