If we can get Tech at home and pay KSU back at their place, I like our chances.
If we can get Tech at home and pay KSU back at their place, I like our chances.
If we spot ISU those two games:
Kansas: 56.7% (35.3% outright, 21.4% tied)
Iowa St.: 44.4% (23.3% outright, 21.1% tied)
Kansas St.: 11.5% (4.0% outright, 7.5% tied)
Texas Tech: 10.0% (3.1% outright, 6.9% tied)
I think the champion will come from the state of Kansas. I think K State is the best team in the conference. I think either them or KU will win the league.That is close enough to be very painful!
The fact Ku has ISU out of the way and K-State has the Clones in MHK gives Cyclad the award over any and all computer projections. It's down to those three schools now. TCU looked like a better team to me than TxT after playing them back-to-back.
You could also look at it the other way. ISU has KU out of the way and only 1 game left against KSU. They still have to play each other twice tough. ISU @ KSU could be a huge game.
That's fair, I suppose, but ISU presently trails both by a game in the standings.You could also look at it the other way. ISU has KU out of the way and only 1 game left against KSU. They still have to play each other twice though. ISU @ KSU could be a huge game.
The fact Ku has ISU out of the way and K-State has the Clones in MHK gives Cyclad the award over any and all computer projections.
K-State swept the lower half last year and finished four, so I'm not buyin'.With all that said, it seems like how teams do against the lower half that makes the difference![]()
We'll beat Tech at home and we have a good shot at KSU on the road. With this year's defense, we can win any road game. That hasn't always been a possibility.If we can get Tech at home and pay KSU back at their place, I like our chances.
We'll beat Tech at home and we have a good shot at KSU on the road. With this year's defense, we can win any road game. That hasn't always been a possibility.
To a point. ISU's defense will keep them in games but can only do so much when ISU goes on stretches where every other possession is a poor look at a 3 with 20 seconds left on the shot clock. It just leads to empty possessions and transition baskets the other way.Yeah, in the past, we went how we shot, period. That's not the case this year.
I do think that KSU's chances are better that ISU's, because none of these models know what to do with a team that was the 60th best team in the country their first 15 games and magically became the best team in the country their last four. Every computer model assumes there will be big-time regression to the mean for KSU upcoming...and so do I, to a degree. But maybe to something like #15, not #33 (Torvik) or #35 (KenPom).