2022-2023 NCAA Basketball Thread Basketball • Page 45

Missing from that list is Louisville (23 O, 6 D), Baylor (22, 14), Purdue (24, 16), and FSU (25, 24) as well.

 

damn, thanks for that. I think I initially just stopped at 20/20 and then figured it'd be best to extend to 25 but didn't double check it

 

10 teams in the top 25 in both seems like a lot. But, I'm not sure how that compares to prior years. Also a good number that just missed the top 25 in one or the other.

 

Damn, you might have more faith in my Flyers than I do. I kind of hate that I wouldn't at least pick one win for my alma mater, but I try to be realistic. I just don't like the match up. As I told Jason earlier, I put a lot of weight into how teams look and play down the stretch. I don't like how Dayton has looked, even in games they've won. I think Gregg Marshall somewhat tones down the Archie factor. You look at how WSU has played and you can't help but be impressed. I don't know if it's me bitter about the how the seeding/match ups unfolded, but I thought WSU is better than a 10-seed. It's going to be a Big-10 grind it out kind of game and I don't know how I feel about Dayton trying to make more threes than WSU or have to rely on making foul shots. I just have a bad feeling about it. Hopefully I am wrong haha.

 

Watching this 16-16 game like it's the super bowl haha

 

Absolutely not

 

This has been a real entertaining game. Hopefully the next game is good too

 

Hopefully this is foreshadowing for things to come Thursday through Sunday.

 

fucking amateur hour New Orleans. yeah? play defense and hope you get the ball with 2.5 seconds instead of extending the game? garbage, so mad

 

Yeah I was wondering why announcers said "no need to foul" this isn't the NBA

 

bring on the Mountaineers, I guess?

 

You'll still win by 40+. It'd be closer to 50, but you need to factor in garbage time haha

 

Here it is. Basically just a simple tool that shows KenPom and Basketball Reference stats for two teams side by side, but I think it should get the job done. Let me know if find any bugs, stuff that doesn't look right or suggestions/ideas to make it better. If I had a little more time I would try to build some win probability model, but I guess that'll be a project for next March.

 

These 1st four games always end up being pretty fun.

 

Thank you! I will take a look shortly and see what I find.

 

Another great game here

 

alright write it down. Cincy vs K-State

 

In the Championship?!

 

Lorenzo Romar fired at Washington. Assume the bidding war is back on for Michael Porter Jr.

 

About time.

 

lmao

so stupid

 

Lmao that sure didn't take long. UW says that he HAS signed an LOI but it doesn't matter, they'll release him.

 

Huge comeback for USC.

 

If they get down to SMU the game won't be coming back to them.

 

Oh yea, I'm not picking them to advance past this for sure haha. The only Pac-12 school I'm high on is Oregon, but them losing Boucher is giving me second thoughts.