No, it involves looking at the remainder of the schedule. Because this was a "win" when extrapolating out conference scenarios. Losing to a middle of the road conference team at home is the kind of game that will end up with you in a bubble scenario, because that's how you get to a 7-11 conference record.
If you want to get off the bubble, you now have to steal a road win (or beat KU at home).
If you want to get off the bubble, you now have to steal a road win (or beat KU at home).
Well that's the problem. Trying to predict wins and losses for the next five weeks is ridiculous. Just like no one expected Baylor to be 4-2 a month ago. Also, is tied for first "middle of the road," because that's where Baylor will be in 20 mins barring a miracle.
It makes you wonder.....maybe this team had us fooled all along. No superstar and not a terribly high ceiling from a talent perspective. They had a great non-conference record, but won many close games during that stretch. And a lot of those teams that we thought were good (Florida, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Creighton) are middling or near the bottom of their own conference thus far. In the end, it appears we aren't stacking up very well in the Big 12.....which is disappointing.
Hey we missed you the past couple games. Oh that's right, your computer doesn't function during wins. I bet you are so happy right now, it's hard to contain yourself.
I can’t helieve these no calls
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Do we have the worst attendance in the big 12?