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#2 Pitt 70 Buffalo 67

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I hope everyone really is right and Pitt is terribly overrated. Though I won't mind if they're still No. 2 when Dayton goes up there on the 23rd. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt until I watch them play with my own eyes.

Close call for the Panthers. However, any win on the road is a good win.

Its looking more and more like the top 25 rankings have no meaning whatsoever and there is no longer any such thing as a mid-major.

 

I think last year proved that, especially early in the season...here's where the final four teams were in the initial polls last year...

 

AP - UCLA (#19), LSU (#32), Florida (#41), George Mason (not on the radar)

 

ESPN/USA Today - UCLA (#18), LSU (#32), Florida (#39), George Mason (not on the radar)

 

 

At this same point last year, here's a few interesting rankings...

 

AP - Week Six

1. Duke

2. UConn

3. Villanova

4. Louisville

5. Memphis

6. Texas

7. Florida

8. Oklahoma

9. Illinois

10. Gonzaga

...

14. UCLA

18. Indiana

22. Iowa

23. Kentucky

27. Ohio State

41. LSU

 

 

ESPN/USA Today - Week Six

1. Duke

2. UConn

3. Villanova

4. Louisville

5. Memphis

6. Florida

7. Texas

8. Illinois

9. Oklahoma

10. Washington

...

14. UCLA

18. Indiana

22. Kentucky

23. Iowa

25. Ohio State

31. LSU

 

 

Kansas and George Mason were nowhere in site on either poll.

I think last year proved that, especially early in the season...here's where the final four teams were in the initial polls last year...

 

AP - UCLA (#19), LSU (#32), Florida (#41), George Mason (not on the radar)

 

ESPN/USA Today - UCLA (#18), LSU (#32), Florida (#39), George Mason (not on the radar)

 

 

At this same point last year, here's a few interesting rankings...

 

AP - Week Six

1. Duke

2. UConn

3. Villanova

4. Louisville

5. Memphis

6. Texas

7. Florida

8. Oklahoma

9. Illinois

10. Gonzaga

...

14. UCLA

18. Indiana

22. Iowa

23. Kentucky

27. Ohio State

41. LSU

 

 

ESPN/USA Today - Week Six

1. Duke

2. UConn

3. Villanova

4. Louisville

5. Memphis

6. Florida

7. Texas

8. Illinois

9. Oklahoma

10. Washington

...

14. UCLA

18. Indiana

22. Kentucky

23. Iowa

25. Ohio State

31. LSU

 

 

Kansas and George Mason were nowhere in site on either poll.

 

Much like the fact that college football polls shouldn't come out until October, the first college basketball poll shouldn't come out until January. Fortunately the tournament isn't based upon polls in hoops.

Parity is here. Get used to it

While many are in denial about exactly what we saw in the final RPI and NCAA Tournament last season, the numbers tell more of the story than many basketball pundits and big-time head coaches want you to believe.

 

Those numbers -- like the four Missouri Valley teams in the Dance (with two in the Sweet 16), the unlikely march to the Final Four by CAA Cinderella George Mason, this year's wins by Butler and Wichita State, etc. -- make it so obvious that there is less space between the elite names in the sport and everyone else.

 

espn.com

Pitt= Overrated.

:thumb: you can also put Kansas on that overrated list.

If Pitt can only beat a team like Buffalo by 3 points, then they're definietly not the #2 team in the nation.

 

 

I agree. No way Pitt is deserving of the #2 ranking.

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