I would agree, same with Dayton. We are going to have a near sellout most likely for homecoming vs Duquesne, so hopefully we get that tie breaker too. Split with vcu and beat Duquesne and I think we are in great shape for top 4.
Thank you very much Minutemen!
As of this morning, Kenpom has us ranked as #114 in the country, based on the differential (+5.70) between our offensive efficiency (104.9) and our defensive efficiency (99.2). Our worst ranking during the year was #170 after the Vermont loss. Since then, it has been a pretty steady climb up the ladder with the biggest jumps after the St. Joe's and URI wins on the road.
Kenpom also provides efficiency ratings and rankings based on just conference play. We're currently tied for first in the conference with Dayton for offensive efficiency (107.1) and are second behind Davidson in defensive efficiency (90.2).
That yields a differential of +16.9 which is best in the conference (Dayton is second with +11.2). To carry this out further, if we had that differential across ALL our games this season, we'd currently be ranked #33 nationally, between NC State and Indiana!
I know, I know, this 16.9 differential is based on a small sample size and likely inflated by the fact that we have yet to play any of the 3 strongest teams in the conference (Dayton, vcu, and St. Louis) with 3 of those 4 games on the road where we currently are 5-8 pt underdogs. Still, it's fun to take a "green and gold" glasses view on where we are!
As of this morning, Kenpom has us ranked as #114 in the country, based on the differential (+5.70) between our offensive efficiency (104.9) and our defensive efficiency (99.2). Our worst ranking during the year was #170 after the Vermont loss. Since then, it has been a pretty steady climb up the ladder with the biggest jumps after the St. Joe's and URI wins on the road.
Kenpom also provides efficiency ratings and rankings based on just conference play. We're currently tied for first in the conference with Dayton for offensive efficiency (107.1) and are second behind Davidson in defensive efficiency (90.2).
That yields a differential of +16.9 which is best in the conference (Dayton is second with +11.2). To carry this out further, if we had that differential across ALL our games this season, we'd currently be ranked #33 nationally, between NC State and Indiana!
I know, I know, this 16.9 differential is based on a small sample size and likely inflated by the fact that we have yet to play any of the 3 strongest teams in the conference (Dayton, vcu, and St. Louis) with 3 of those 4 games on the road where we currently are 5-8 pt underdogs. Still, it's fun to take a "green and gold" glasses view on where we are!
so what your saying is these stats don't mean shit and it comes down to Brooklyn?
The ole’ mid-game score jinx is alive and well
They’re gonna blow it. They can’t rebound. Giving up a ton of second chance points.Good news - Richmond looking good in this game
Bad news - Richmond fans will see another year of mooney
They’re gonna blow it. They can’t rebound. Giving up a ton of second chance points.
Ignore me. I forgot SLU can't shoot for shit.I feel you but SLU is also giving up a lot of turnovers
Ignore me. I forgot SLU can't shoot for shit.