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Gotcha. :thumb: |
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A five loss team in the top five seems to be a bit much, I think they would be overated at that point. |
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You don't want to hold Kansas accountable for their losses, and I think you're wrong. 5 times this season, Kansas has lined up against an opponent and lost. The outcomes of games have consequences. Not all wins/losses are created equal, but Kansas shouldn't get a pass for losing 5 times. |
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Florida has beat 1 top 25 team this season... they played Syracuse and OSU close though. They were #12 and jumped 4 spots for beating South Carolina and Vanderbilt since other teams lost, so I think jumping KU would have been a bit much. Murray State's resume is a joke... they might be a dangerous tourney team, but they clearly don't have a top 10 resume. Duke would be ahead of KU had they not lost at home to Miami... don't think they should have fallen that far though. This week... Florida plays Kentucky, Syracuse plays Georgetown, Ohio State plays Michigan State, Baylor plays KU and MU, and Duke plays UNC.... how sweet is that? Oh, and Murray State plays Tennessee State and Austin Peay. |
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Kansas squeeked by Texas, trailed at halftime to aTm in AFH when aTm was missing their 2 best players, lost to Iowa State, played one mediocre half and one great half against OU at AFH, and lost to Mizzou. That's your last 5 games. |
So now we're penalizing KU for having lazy first halfs before beating teams down now? LMAO
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KU lost to Davidson, Duke lost to Miami, Mizzou lost to Oklahoma State, Michigan State lost to Northwestern... yeah, shit happens, just don't let it happen very often. Who can you play with? Who can you beat? I'm not saying it's how the polls should work or whatever, it's just that some here are clearly focusing on the 5 losses while others are focusing on significant victories... of course, both have to be taken into account, but KU has shown throughout the season they can play with anyone in the country, and you can't say that about many teams. |
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I'm inclined to give credit for a tough loss. But if you're going to be consistent, you have to be willing to knock them for an ugly win. Either you're merely a product of your W/L record (in which case Kansas shouldn't be top 10) or your a product of the quality and strength of each respective W/L (in which case the fact that they came out flat against some pretty mediocre squads counts). Which one is it? |
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