Sucks the Richmond win didn't improve our NET more, but I guess it is hard to this late in the season. Given all 3 of us are "next 4/8 out" teams, I think it is going to be very unlikely to get an at large.NET:
54-Richmond
55-St. Joes
65-Mason
Need to keep on winning.
Sucks the Richmond win didn't improve our NET more, but I guess it is hard to this late in the season. Given all 3 of us are "next 4/8 out" teams, I think it is going to be very unlikely to get an at large.
Maybe if we win out, beat SJU in semi's and lose to Richmond in finals, or vice versa?
A couple of the last four in/first four out who are ahead of us lost last weekend. Gotta think we're in "first four out" territory now. Absolutely gotta have Dayton at home and then at least one more win. Probably two.If either Richmond or St. joes or both can sneak into the top 50 range they’ll both be quad 1 games on a neutral site. So if any of the top 3 teams meet in the finals maybe a second sneaks in? It’ll be a razors edge though, similar to last year with UMass not making it.
Yup lolA couple of the last four in/first four out who are ahead of us lost last weekend. Gotta think we're in "first four out" territory now. Absolutely gotta have Dayton at home and then at least one more win. Probably two.
Edit: Lol ESPN updated it and we somehow dropped out altogether.
Maybe there were some change ups with at large teams falling out of first place in their conference to non at-large teams, so it actually shrunk the bubble.Yup lol
Richmond auto bid
St. Joseph's next four out
Mason probably after that XD
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Women's Bracketology: First look at 2026 has familiar teams on top line
South Carolina, UConn, UCLA and Texas are the No. 1 seeds in our first projection of the 2026 bracket.www.espn.com
I'm not gonna pretend to be a women's basketball expert, but it seems to be like there's less nuance to the selection process than on the men's side. Just seems to be "take the top 64 NET rankings" and be done with it. Entire top 25 sans one is P5. Auburn and A&M are both sub-500 in conference and ahead of us.Maybe there were some change ups with at large teams falling out of first place in their conference to non at-large teams, so it actually shrunk the bubble.
We are still in the conversation, which in and of itself is amazing.
If we don’t win the A10 do you think we can at least get a 7 seed to the NIT like we did in 2009?Sucks the Richmond win didn't improve our NET more, but I guess it is hard to this late in the season. Given all 3 of us are "next 4/8 out" teams, I think it is going to be very unlikely to get an at large.
Maybe if we win out, beat SJU in semi's and lose to Richmond in finals, or vice versa?
We'll be higher than that, might be a top 4 seed, might get to host multiple rounds.If we don’t win the A10 do you think we can at least get a 7 seed to the NIT like we did in 2009?
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4 of these 5 teams will receive a bye in the playoffs
1) Richmond
2) Winner of GMU @ vcu
3) haven't done the math to figure out the last 2
vcu is tough at home
all but one of the GMU losses are on the road
Side note -GMU will play 29 games this season instead of 31
Div II games not included in W-L totals?