Pool C

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bopol

#6541
I'm wondering if anyone is getting out the Central after North Central and Elmhurst now.

Chicago, Aurora and Carroll did nothing to help themselves this week.

EDIT: well, Carroll didn't hurt themselves.  That said, no wins against RRO...

bopol

#6542
Wooster's in trouble...

UPDATE: OT...

David Collinge


Denison going to their first-ever NCAA tournament! They got there by beating Wittenberg, Ohio Wesleyan, and Wooster in the NCAC tournament -- not a bad week's work.

Greek Tragedy

Quote from: bopol on February 27, 2016, 06:29:38 PM
Wooster's in trouble...

UPDATE: OT...

Wooster down7 with less than a minute to go..POP!
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devossed

Quote from: David Collinge on February 27, 2016, 06:47:58 PM

Denison going to their first-ever NCAA tournament! They got there by beating Wittenberg, Ohio Wesleyan, and Wooster in the NCAC tournament -- not a bad week's work.

Technically "third" trip ever, but nonetheless impressive.

Titan Q

Quote from: Titan Q on February 27, 2016, 09:28:23 AM
Leveraging Matthew Snyder's data and the great work by fantastic50 and Greek Tragedy here, my Pool C's as of Saturday morning...

1. Susquehanna  0.875/0.543/4-2, MA#2  LAND final vs Catholic (Catholic interchangeable here)
2. Amherst  0.840/0.558/4-1, NE#1  NESCAC semis vs Tufts (Tufts also projected in)
3. John Carroll  0.889/0.526/3-2, GL#3  OAC final at Marietta (Marietta interchangeable here)
4. Plattsburgh State  .808/.551/4-3, E #1  lost to Oswego State in SUYAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
5. Salisbury  0.808/0.549/4-2, MA#3  CAC final at Christoper Newport (CNU interchangeable here)
6. Ohio Wesleyan  .852/.525/3-2, GL #2  lost to Denison in NCAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
7. North Central  0.720/0.600/3-7, CE #4  lost to Elmhurst in CCIW semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
8. Tufts  0.800/0.555/3-4, NE#3  NESCAC semis at Amherst (Amherst also projected in)
9. Oswego State  0.731/0.538/5-2, EA#5  SUNYAC final at Cortland
10. Scranton  0.720/0.556/2-4, MA#5  lost to Susquehanna in LAND semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
11. Elmhurst  0.808/0.526/3-4, CE#5  CCIW final at Augustana (Augie interchangeable here)
12. WPI  0.800/0.513/5-2, NE#5  vs MIT in NEWMAC semis
13. Emory  .696/.584/4-4, SO #3  at Rochester in final UAA regular season game (Rochester interchangeable here)
14. Hope  .913/.504/1-1, GL #4  lost in MIAA semis to Trine (confirmed Pool C candidate)
15. Virginia Wesleyan  0.680/0.562/4-5, SO#4 ODAC semis vs Randolph
16. Chicago  0.696/0.560/2-6, CE#6  vs Washington U in final UAA regular season game (confirmed Pool C candidate)
17. Whitman  0.840/0.509/1-2, WE#3  lost to Pacific Lutheran in NWC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
18. LaGrange  0.739/0.546/3-2, SO#6  USAC final at Covenant
19. St. Johns  0.692/0.535/4-4, WE#4  lost at St. Olaf in MIAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
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20. New York University  0.792/0.513/3-3, EA#3  at Brandeis in final UAA regular season game (confirmed Pool C candidate)
21. New Jersey City  0.692/.525/4-2, AT #1 lost to TCNJ in NJAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
22. NC Wesleyan .762/529/1-2, SO #5  lost to LaGrange in USAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)


Bubble Relief
* Oswego State winning the SUNYAC over Cortland (Oswego currently included above)

Bubble Bursters (roughly in order of significance)
1. St. Olaf winning the MIAC (St. Thomas is a Pool C lock)
2. MSOE winning the NACC (Benedictine is a Pool C lock)
3. Pacific Lutheran winning the NWC (Whitworth is a Pool C lock)
4. Carroll winning the MWC (St. Norbert is a Pool C lock)
5. Trine winning the MIAA (Alma is a Pool C lock)
6. Denison winning the NCAC (Wooster a Pool C lock)
7. Middlebury winning the NESCAC (Amherst, Tufts, Trinity seem to be Pool C locks)
8. TCNJ winning the NJAC (Stockton a Pool lock)
9. MIT or Emerson winning the NEWMAC (Babson and WPI Pool C locks)
10. Emory & Henry or Randolph winning the ODAC (Lynchburg a Pool C lock)
11. Centenary, Colorado College, or Austin winning the SCAC (Texas Lutheran is very competitive in Pool C)


Let me know if I am missing anything.

I don't think this afternoon has been as bad on the bubble as it seems.  From what I posted this morning...

* Wooster joins Pool C with a loss to Denison (bubble pop)

* Chicago leaves Pool C consideration with a loss to Wash U (bubble relief)

* Rochester joins Pool C/Emory leaves Pool C  (bubble neutral)

* Middlebury doesn't pop anything unless it wins the NESCAC tomorrow over Amherst (no impact yet)

* MIT doesn't pop anything unless it wins the NEWMAC over Babson (no impact yet)


If you are one those teams I have above in spots, say, 12-19, you are still basically where you were this morning.

Ralph Turner

Hardened Sinners (HSU   ;) ) won the ASC.  It is ~630 miles from Abilene to Colorado Springs, but driving distance to Seguin, TX (Texas Lutheran).


Titan Q

Quote from: fantastic50 on February 27, 2016, 12:25:12 PM
While TitanQ is our resident Pool C expert, I made my own list before carefully reading his, to see how they compare...

I am just following your lead, 50!

Ralph Turner

Updates in progress...

Quote from: Titan Q on February 27, 2016, 07:09:33 PM
Quote from: Titan Q on February 27, 2016, 09:28:23 AM
Leveraging Matthew Snyder's data and the great work by fantastic50 and Greek Tragedy here, my Pool C's as of Saturday morning...

1. Susquehanna  0.875/0.543/4-2, MA#2  LAND final vs Catholic (Catholic interchangeable here)
2. Amherst  0.840/0.558/4-1, NE#1  NESCAC semis vs Tufts (Tufts also projected in)
3. John Carroll  0.889/0.526/3-2, GL#3  OAC final at Marietta (Marietta interchangeable here)
4. Plattsburgh State  .808/.551/4-3, E #1  lost to Oswego State in SUYAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
5. Salisbury  0.808/0.549/4-2, MA#3  CAC final at Christoper Newport (CNU interchangeable here)
6. Ohio Wesleyan  .852/.525/3-2, GL #2  lost to Denison in NCAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
7. North Central  0.720/0.600/3-7, CE #4  lost to Elmhurst in CCIW semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
8. Tufts  0.800/0.555/3-4, NE#3  NESCAC semis at Amherst (Amherst also projected in)
9. Oswego State  0.731/0.538/5-2, EA#5  Lost in SUNYAC final to Cortland
10. Scranton  0.720/0.556/2-4, MA#5  lost to Susquehanna in LAND semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
11. Elmhurst  0.808/0.526/3-4, CE#5  CCIW final at Augustana (Augie interchangeable here)
12. WPI  0.800/0.513/5-2, NE#5  vs MIT in NEWMAC semis
13. Emory  .696/.584/4-4, SO #3  won Rochester in final UAA regular season game (Rochester interchangeable here)
14. Hope  .913/.504/1-1, GL #4  lost in MIAA semis to Trine (confirmed Pool C candidate)
15. Virginia Wesleyan  0.680/0.562/4-5, SO#4 ODAC semis vs Randolph
16. Chicago  0.696/0.560/2-6, CE#6  lost to Washington U in final UAA regular season game (confirmed Pool C candidate)
17. Whitman  0.840/0.509/1-2, WE#3  lost to Pacific Lutheran in NWC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
18. LaGrange  0.739/0.546/3-2, SO#6  USAC final at Covenant and lost
19. St. Johns  0.692/0.535/4-4, WE#4  lost at St. Olaf in MIAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
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20. New York University  0.792/0.513/3-3, EA#3  at Brandeis in final UAA regular season game (confirmed Pool C candidate)
21. New Jersey City  0.692/.525/4-2, AT #1 lost to TCNJ in NJAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)
22. NC Wesleyan .762/529/1-2, SO #5  lost to LaGrange in USAC semis (confirmed Pool C candidate)


Bubble Relief
* Oswego State winning the SUNYAC over Cortland (Oswego currently included above)

Bubble Bursters (roughly in order of significance)
1. St. Olaf winning the MIAC (St. Thomas is a Pool C lock)
2. MSOE winning the NACC (Benedictine is a Pool C lock)
3. Pacific Lutheran winning the NWC (Whitworth is a Pool C lock)
4. Carroll winning the MWC (St. Norbert is a Pool C lock)
5. Trine winning the MIAA (Alma is a Pool C lock)
6. Denison winning the NCAC (Wooster a Pool C lock)
7. Middlebury winning the NESCAC (Amherst, Tufts, Trinity seem to be Pool C locks)
8. TCNJ winning the NJAC (Stockton a Pool lock)
9. MIT or Emerson winning the NEWMAC (Babson and WPI Pool C locks)
10. Emory & Henry or Randolph winning the ODAC (Lynchburg a Pool C lock)
11. Centenary, Colorado College, or Austin winning the SCAC (Texas Lutheran is very competitive in Pool C)


Let me know if I am missing anything.

I don't think this afternoon has been as bad on the bubble as it seems.  From what I posted this morning...

* Wooster joins Pool C with a loss to Denison (bubble pop)

* Chicago leaves Pool C consideration with a loss to Wash U (bubble relief)

* Rochester joins Pool C/Emory leaves Pool C  (bubble neutral)

* Middlebury doesn't pop anything unless it wins the NESCAC tomorrow over Amherst (no impact yet)

* MIT doesn't pop anything unless it wins the NEWMAC over Babson (no impact yet)


If you are one those teams I have above in spots, say, 12-19, you are still basically where you were this morning.

David Collinge

Quote from: devossed on February 27, 2016, 06:55:10 PM
Quote from: David Collinge on February 27, 2016, 06:47:58 PM

Denison going to their first-ever NCAA tournament! They got there by beating Wittenberg, Ohio Wesleyan, and Wooster in the NCAC tournament -- not a bad week's work.

Technically "third" trip ever, but nonetheless impressive.
Well, I may have been misinformed, but if so, I was misinformed repeatedly on the radio broadcast. Whatever, it is at least their first-ever NCAC tournament Championship, which is still quite an accomplishment.

Gregory Sager

This will be Denison's second appearance in the D3 men's basketball tournament. In 1997 the Big Red lost to Hope in the first round, 69-66. That's the only other time Denison's gone dancing, D3 style.

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/m_basketball_champs_records/2015/d3/D3.pdf
"To see what is in front of one's nose is a constant struggle." -- George Orwell

pg04

#6553
Franklin and Marshall were up by 25! at one point (22 at halftime), and now only up by 2 with 4 minutes left. Not only is this possible Bubble trouble but adversely affects my Futures Team  :P

Edit: Looks like F&M will hold on for the victory.

Susquehanna losing to Catholic but that game doesn't seem to effect the field of Pool C since they are interchangeable.

Ryan Scott (Hoops Fan)


I just noticed - not a single member of the East Region Rankings won their conference AQ.  Ouch.
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