Syracuse tramples North Carolina. Big East wins its first 37 games. And, in a great example of Big Ten power, Indiana loses to Boston University. Great start.
Go Terriers!!! That's a wonderful sight to see.
Quote from: Litehouse on November 20, 2009, 08:59:29 PM
Go Terriers!!! That's a wonderful sight to see.
Pat Hazel spurring on his teammates to beat crean?
Doesn't really matter, does it?
Quote from: ecompt on November 20, 2009, 08:52:36 PM
Syracuse tramples North Carolina. Big East wins its first 37 games. And, in a great example of Big Ten power, Indiana loses to Boston University. Great start.
Big East ended up winning the first 41 games before Providence & USF screwed it up, although BE was the last conference to lose a game. Those 41 wins include wins against the 2009 NCAA champion, three defending conference champions and three top-25 teams.
Cuse looks really tough this year. That Wesley Johnson kid can flat out play. I have a feeling that it will be Villanova and Syracuse 1-2 in the BE this year.
This is a nice RPI link:
http://www.warrennolan.com/basketball/2010/conferencerpi
Look which conference is number 1. :)
Look which conference is number 10. ;D
I know it is still early but the non-conference season is almost half over.
Big Ten will certainly move up before the end of the year, but five of their teams have already lost twice even before the annual ACC smackdown.
look at the teams to drop out of the rankings: Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, ah Little 11 power at its finest
Does this mean that currently, the B10 is a mid-major? Sounds about right. Where would they be without MSU?
Quote from: tower912 on November 30, 2009, 05:42:46 PM
Does this mean that currently, the B10 is a mid-major? Sounds about right. Where would they be without MSU?
They'd have relocated to the West Coast and MSU renamed themselves, "Gonzaga."
Oh wait...that'd be demeaning the WCC. ;)