Just perusing the NET rankings...as I do from time to time.
We have the worst - the absolute worst - road record of the Top 60 teams in the NET at 2-8 (.250 winning percentage). Not until you get to Colorado at #61 (they are 2-9 on the road) do you find a team with a worse road record than us.
Does the NCAA Committee look at road performance as a criteria in seeding? It's frustrating because it did not have to be this way. Taken in totality, Texas Tech, OSU and KSU are not bad road losses "per se." But blowing 23, 16 and 10 point leads in those games is just a killer. We are one of the oldest and most experienced teams in college basketball. Those losses never should have happened, even with a freshman point guard. If we show just a little bit of poise (and make some shots of course) and win those games and we are 20-7 and likely in the Top 10.
Just ranting. Frustrating.
We have the worst - the absolute worst - road record of the Top 60 teams in the NET at 2-8 (.250 winning percentage). Not until you get to Colorado at #61 (they are 2-9 on the road) do you find a team with a worse road record than us.
Does the NCAA Committee look at road performance as a criteria in seeding? It's frustrating because it did not have to be this way. Taken in totality, Texas Tech, OSU and KSU are not bad road losses "per se." But blowing 23, 16 and 10 point leads in those games is just a killer. We are one of the oldest and most experienced teams in college basketball. Those losses never should have happened, even with a freshman point guard. If we show just a little bit of poise (and make some shots of course) and win those games and we are 20-7 and likely in the Top 10.
Just ranting. Frustrating.
