Kansas, dUKe, UCLA, Ohio State, Louisville.....that's almost 3x more than "a couple"
I must have watched a different team... When the hell did Duke and OSU play LPT on the schedule?Kansas, dUKe, UCLA, Ohio State, Louisville.....that's almost 3x more than "a couple"
Yet had 6 players drafted last night lol
"Same amount of losses" proves nothing. They couldn't get past the first weekend of the NCAA tourney, i.e., what matters most. Overrated--something you know about firsthand.Talking about the upcoming season non-conference schedule....and to no one's surprise, you go into an 'analysis' of how 'good' a couple of the teams were last year, despite the fact that through the histories of those programs, they've been 2 of the Top 10 programs of all time.... one of them leading in national titles, the other #2 in all-time wins. Your shot at Kansas is pretty comical....considering they won the Big 12 title and finished the year with the same amount of losses as uofl.....
I'll help look for it when you find your "Great Run" trophy....If there's evidence of a trophy for either of those accomplishments.... please let us know.
All that matters is where the TEAMS on it are ranked. You don't play "the schedule" in one afternoon.And if you remember correctly, that schedule was ranked in the top 5 Zipp.
Did I not refer to the most representative season, that is, the last one? You'd be 13-0 playing the bottom 13 teams--what does that prove?Your point? They were 13-0 against those 13 teams. You keep talking in circles. When someone tells you that UK plays one of the Top non-conference schedules on an annual basis, you just ignore it and attempt to dissect the schedule from one season. What are we supposed to do, list the non-conference schedule for the past 10 seasons before you're ok with the 'sample'?
Spread out over six years and considering you play 35 or so games a year, that ain't that impressive. Sorry. And in some of those years, those elite teams were not world beaters. Like UCLA last year.Since Cal has been at UK.... UNC, UCONN, IU, Kansas, dUKe, St. John's, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Maryland, Baylor and uofl have all been on the schedule at some point, some of them repeatedly. Your attempts to bring that down are some serious uphill sledding.
That's a lotta bull$hit from the fan of a team who thinks he's elite simply because of the name on the jersey."And in some of those years, those elite teams were not world beaters. Like UCLA last year." ...and there it is.....the usual "break it down further rather than see the big picture". The presence of 'UCLA' on anyone's non-conference schedule is a boost to that schedule based on who they are....the program with the most national titles in college basketball...
I just quoted you the Sagarin ratings of the teams on your schedule."Your schedule sucks because of the overall quality of the teams on it. Not their names." You really should pay more attention to SOS rankings, RPI, all that stuff that factors in to NCAA tournament seeding. They pretty much refute your claims on an annual basis.
.....even more mind boggling is the fact that as long as your team continues to lose to UK on the hard wood, who are you to criticize?
National Title count:
ACC 13 SEC 11. .... pretty close for a 'dumpster fire conference'.
If you play an elite basketball schedule, should it matter what ranking system I choose?Sagarin ranking? Is that the 'measuring stick' you're going with? Seems like all last year and in previous years, KenPom, SOS and RPI were more relevant ranking tools.