Gonzaga A Bad Loss?

[TallTitan34]

Throughout the game last night, ESPN would show the resume of Marquette which had no bad losses.  On Sportscenter, however, they had Gonzaga listed as a bad loss.

How did Gonzaga become a bad loss all of a sudden?  They won last night didn't they?

[Windyplayer]

They're going to finish with seven straight wins including a win last night @ St Marys. They have an RPI of 63 according to Nolan. Not a bad loss by any stretch of the imagination. The pundits just can't believe a bubble team doesn't have a bad loss. Well, believe it, baby.

[shiloh26]

They're going to finish with seven straight wins including a win last night @ St Marys. They have an RPI of 63 according to Nolan. Not a bad loss by any stretch of the imagination. The pundits just can't believe a bubble team doesn't have a bad loss. Well, believe it, baby.

They're our worst loss, maybe, but not a bad loss.  To be fair to the pundits, it is really weird to have a bubble team like us that don't have a single terrible loss to point to as evidence why we shouldn't get in. 

Of course, I mean that in the sense of losing to a significantly inferior team, I think we'd all agree that Louisville was a terrible loss, but not in the bracketology sense.   

[BrewCity83]

I saw that too.  Not only that, but in showing Pitt's resume, they listed ND, St. John's and Syracuse under "Bad Losses" for Pitt!  I guess if you have no bad losses, your only losses become your bad losses.

[Fullodds]

Gonz is in the tourney (as of now) after beating St. Mary's at home.  Hard to call a loss to a tourney team on a neutral floor (after playing Duke the night before) a bad loss.

Win 2 more and we are dancing.

[HoopsMalone]

Losing to another high major team can't be too bad of a loss.