bigforkgriz
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I was looking at the remaining schedule and optimistically thinking we could go maybe 13-7 in conference. Where would that put us in seeding for the BSC Tournament or would it make the tourney?
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13-7 in the Big Sky
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Potomac Griz
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Last year 13-7 would have put us in 3rd place ahead of North Dakota (12-8). 13-7 definitely makes the tournament. Teams with under .500 records have made the Big Sky tournament many years. Two of them (SUU and NAU) made it last year, they were both 8-12.
This year with how there aren't any teams that really stand out as the class of the Big Sky yet who knows what 13-7 would get us. It could be 2nd place even. I doubt it'd be any worse than 3rd. Last year the top 2 teams in the Big Sky were the Griz and Weber. The Griz were 19-1, and Weber was 18-2. After that UND was 12-8, UNC 10-10 and MSU 10-10.
In 2011-2012 the Griz were 15-1, Weber 14-2, and next best team was PSU at 10-6 then EWU at 8-8.
I bet this season for the Big Sky is a lot like the 2006-2007 season where you have a bunch of teams with pretty good to mediocre records in conference and then of course a couple with awful records. That year Weber and NAU were 11-5, Griz were 10-6, PSU 9-7, then EWU, ISU and MSU were 8-8. No team really stood out as way ahead of the rest...kind of like this year so far.
This year with how there aren't any teams that really stand out as the class of the Big Sky yet who knows what 13-7 would get us. It could be 2nd place even. I doubt it'd be any worse than 3rd. Last year the top 2 teams in the Big Sky were the Griz and Weber. The Griz were 19-1, and Weber was 18-2. After that UND was 12-8, UNC 10-10 and MSU 10-10.
In 2011-2012 the Griz were 15-1, Weber 14-2, and next best team was PSU at 10-6 then EWU at 8-8.
I bet this season for the Big Sky is a lot like the 2006-2007 season where you have a bunch of teams with pretty good to mediocre records in conference and then of course a couple with awful records. That year Weber and NAU were 11-5, Griz were 10-6, PSU 9-7, then EWU, ISU and MSU were 8-8. No team really stood out as way ahead of the rest...kind of like this year so far.
