eye of the jay wrote:Georgetown about to lose 50 spots in the NET ranking and Providence might go up 5. Still disappointed with Friars non-con. They have the 160th toughest schedule and lay eggs multiple times. 10-3 or even 9-4 would’ve been acceptable. But now a pretty good team is a land mine for everyone in the BE.
Georgetown’s going to struggle mightily if they have to deal with any injuries. Without McClung they look like hot garbage tonight.
stever20 wrote:eye of the jay wrote:Georgetown about to lose 50 spots in the NET ranking and Providence might go up 5. Still disappointed with Friars non-con. They have the 160th toughest schedule and lay eggs multiple times. 10-3 or even 9-4 would’ve been acceptable. But now a pretty good team is a land mine for everyone in the BE.
Georgetown’s going to struggle mightily if they have to deal with any injuries. Without McClung they look like hot garbage tonight.
one thing and I don't know the answer to this. Is the point spread for a loss capped?
right now Georgetown assuming a 10 point max for point spread loss(along with win) is at +73 in 13 games. +5.62 PPG. If it's not capped, they're at +68 in 13 games. +5.23 PPG. If they lose by 29 like they're losing right now. Capped at 10 would be +63 in 14 games- or +4.50. If lose by 29, they'd be at +39 in 14 games- or +2.79.
stever20 wrote:eye of the jay wrote:Georgetown about to lose 50 spots in the NET ranking and Providence might go up 5. Still disappointed with Friars non-con. They have the 160th toughest schedule and lay eggs multiple times. 10-3 or even 9-4 would’ve been acceptable. But now a pretty good team is a land mine for everyone in the BE.
Georgetown’s going to struggle mightily if they have to deal with any injuries. Without McClung they look like hot garbage tonight.
one thing and I don't know the answer to this. Is the point spread for a loss capped?
right now Georgetown assuming a 10 point max for point spread loss(along with win) is at +73 in 13 games. +5.62 PPG. If it's not capped, they're at +68 in 13 games. +5.23 PPG. If they lose by 29 like they're losing right now. Capped at 10 would be +63 in 14 games- or +4.50. If lose by 29, they'd be at +39 in 14 games- or +2.79.
eye of the jay wrote:stever20 wrote:eye of the jay wrote:Georgetown about to lose 50 spots in the NET ranking and Providence might go up 5. Still disappointed with Friars non-con. They have the 160th toughest schedule and lay eggs multiple times. 10-3 or even 9-4 would’ve been acceptable. But now a pretty good team is a land mine for everyone in the BE.
Georgetown’s going to struggle mightily if they have to deal with any injuries. Without McClung they look like hot garbage tonight.
one thing and I don't know the answer to this. Is the point spread for a loss capped?
right now Georgetown assuming a 10 point max for point spread loss(along with win) is at +73 in 13 games. +5.62 PPG. If it's not capped, they're at +68 in 13 games. +5.23 PPG. If they lose by 29 like they're losing right now. Capped at 10 would be +63 in 14 games- or +4.50. If lose by 29, they'd be at +39 in 14 games- or +2.79.
Not capped for efficiency part of metric which is why Marquette jumped up 13 spots after 50 point Central Arkansas win.
stever20 wrote:Tremendous point.
And like I said other board- even if the spot drops were equal- Georgetown falling from 29 means far more than Providence jumping from 128. Going to take a lot to get Georgetown back down in top 30, while Providence would still take a lot to get into the top 75.
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