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ESPN Bracketology--Wake On the Bubble

We have 5 wins against high major teams. All except Rutgers are .500 or better.
 
PhDeac said:
We have 5 wins against high major teams. All except Rutgers are .500 or better.
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Excellent wins so far, especially given that UCLA & @ LSU have also come up with wins over KY. But our next 8 games are just huge for bracketology and our season in general--Duke, State, @ VT, Cuse, @ UNCheaters, @ Miami, UVa & @ ND. That is like running the gauntlet in the SEC West in football. Go 4-4 out of this bunch and I think I will be happy.
 
TheReff said:
Excellent wins so far, especially given that UCLA & @ LSU have also come up with wins over KY. But our next 8 games are just huge for bracketology and our season in general--Duke, State, @ VT, Cuse, @ UNCheaters, @ Miami, UVa & @ ND. That is like running the gauntlet in the SEC West in football. Go 4-4 out of this bunch and I think I will be happy.
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4-4 of that eight makes us 13-8 (4-5) going into the second half of ACC play, which is a much friendlier schedule. I'd take it in a heartbeat.
 
Might as well start passing the hat around for a Manning statue if this team goes dancing.
 
Up to 48 in RPI now. Probably join ND and GT in terms of being bubbilicious from our own conference -- but miles and miles to go obvs
 
CantStandYa said:
No. 2 seeds. North Carolina and Xavier are just off the top line for now, but both are knocking on the door. The Tar Heels might not face a severe test in ACC play until February, though Wake Forest, which heads to Chapel Hill on Jan. 20, is enjoying its best season in years and has a spot in our bracket.
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The AWAKENING!
 
I think having a high-profile former player as coach is paying some benefits. Kinda feels like we're getting some attention we otherwise wouldn't
 
wsc8521s said:
I think having a high-profile former player as coach is paying some benefits. Kinda feels like we're getting some attention we otherwise wouldn't
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It's been said elsewhere, but the consensus on Manning is that people - media, other coaches etc - want him to succeed. Works for me.
 
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