Only 2 teams remaining ranked higher than Texas by KenPom are Bama and Kentucky. Both in Austin.
No excuses, Terry!
Poor Texas
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No excuses, Terry!
Terry is in trouble. Probably needs 4 more wins out of 7 games left to get in and keep his job. Trouble is they’re playing like shit.
Is that the standard though? Sneak in as a last 4 in and maybe win a game or two?
No. Get in and get to the second weekend. And even that won’t get an extension.
I just don't see them getting to the second weekend. Looking at their OOC schedule and real lack of quality wins, I would be licking my chops to be matched up with them in the tournament.
Again Terry has been exposed - just like he was here…matter of time
Losing to Bama was an easy bet. Texas players gave effort.
It’s the losses last week that were the killer. Games they could’ve won.
Terry is toast IMO.
Texas is still ranked in the top 40 of the NET. Like I said, they will get in and get eliminated in their first game. Their numbers are so skewed as are a few other SEC teams that they are going to be quick outs in the NCAA tournament.
If UT ain't out by now...fvck the selection committee and process.
Not yet because they have an overinflated number of 39 in the NET because they lose to even more over inflated teams in the SEC.
That conference is overrated and is going to have a lot of early exits like the BIG 10 does every year. One only has to look at the OOC schedule of the schools rather than wins in conference.
One could argue that Auburn, Alabama, Kentucky and possibly Texas A&M are the real deal, as their OOC schedules reflect it.,
While Tennessee is suspect as they have only beaten Baylor and Illinois OOC.
Florida does not have a Quad 1 win OOC, and Missouri has only beaten Kansas who is not the world beater everyone thought they were.
Ole Miss has beaten BYU and that is it for their Quad 1 wins OOC.
I could go on, but one only has to look at their weak OOC schedules of the SEC teams and know they will not fair well in the NCAA playoffs.
