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2023-2024 College Basketball General Discussion

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buckeyemania11 said:
Colorado State, one of the MWC teams bracketologists (ESPN has them comfortably in as a 9 seed) have in, is currently tied with 9-22 San Jose State with 11 minutes to play in the 2nd half in their opening game of the MWC Tourney.
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9-22 is a terrible record. Imagine being that bad, or worse. Can you even get worse? Like if you were 8-23. That'd be pretty embarrassing.
 
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Texas at 20-12 is barely in a better spot than Oklahoma. They do have a handful of top-50 wins. The Longhorns should probably be like a 10 or 11 seed, they were 9-9 in the Big 12, lost the first conference tourney game, and only top-100 nonconference win was vs a bad LSU team. Some of these Big 12 teams are just skating in on conference credibility alone, and a 9-10 record against Big 12 teams isn't great.
 
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DZ83CK said:
Oklahoma had better be out. The only reason they're even close to the bubble is the power rankings of the Big 12. The Sooners went 8-10 in the Big 12, lost in the first round of the conference tourney to finish 20-12, and had only 2 marquee wins all season (Iowa St & BYU). Their best nonconference wins were against Bubble teams. If this profile doesn't scream "NIT" to you, you're doing it wrong.
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Oklahoma is getting in
 
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