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74-72 IU

69-68 IU

Who was out for Ohio State?

Indiana 77 NW 70

You listed 4 of the top, I don't know, 4 sketchiest programs.

Quite the reach.

Man... 40, really?

If Chris Beard comes here, I'll be done faster than you could even imagine. If I wanted to win with TRASH I'd have picked a different team than Indiana.

IU 71-69

If I was in Queens, I'd rather see BFE high school play a game than go to Broadway. Plus an entire season of BFE is likely cheaper than 1 night of broadway.

I'd sure as hell rather live in BFE Indiana than Queens NY, I can guarantee you that.

They were #1 because of the extreme reactionary nature of todays voter, following a good week of basketball out West. Lose 1 of the next 2 for a 2 loss week and it'll likely be a precipitous fall from the top 15.

It doesn't mean that at all. Our games against Kansas and Arizona have no bearing on how we'll do in the B1G. No one, and I mean NONE of the 14 B1G teams have shown where they will finish in the B1G.

You did ask at least 1, but I amswered NO as a catch all for the post. I edited it immediately and thought it would make it to you in it's new version.

No. The collective expertise has to have some accountability. If you thought PU was #1 and they lose 15 in a row, you need a credibility whack, not just the ability to adjust with info.

Teams should get the value of what a team was rated prior to the game. Getting punished for kicking someone's tail is asinine. If Purdue goes on a 15 game losing streak, Rutgers should get credit for beating #1, quad 1A.

I think PU will lose 10 when it's all said and done. 12-8 in B1G reg season.

Who comes to mind in distant memory as weaker?

Quite possibly, yes. Depending on what teams 20-25 and those unranked around them did.

went to UNC greensboro

Kreigh Smith

William Sheehey (born January 16, 1992) is a retired[1] American professional basketball player. He played college basketball for Indiana University.[2]

And then change the rules after the season so Ohio State could playin the conference Championship rather than Indiana.

For this particular week, Virginia dropped 7 spots and Duke dropped 3, both going from higher than Indiana, to lower. Therefore IU moved up 2 spots. I'm not sure what happened the week you dropped them to 22, then out, with respect to those around them. Teams unranked need to legitimately have a big win and surpass a ranked team, not merely survive and leap up after a ranked team loses to a favored opponent. #25 is very likely still top 25 by losing by 7 to #15 on the road.