ACC: 104-25, 81%
Big 12: 69-16, 81%
Big 10: 96-34, 74%
Big East: 69-20, 78%
Pac 12: 74-30, 71%
SEC: 82-30, 73%

Picky picky.

gphid97 said:

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These percentages at the very least have to be boiled down to P5 games in order to have any significance at all

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not really - half the SEC and the bottom third of a couple of others get routinely whipped by the higher mid majors

GE said:

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Thanks for offering, I look forward to seeing that.

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No problem! However, I think it would make a lot more sense to do so after the non-con schedule for the remainder of the month of December is in the books so I'll report back in about 3 weeks.

amc70 said:

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gphid97 said:

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These percentages at the very least have to be boiled down to P5 games in order to have any significance at all

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not really - half the SEC and the bottom third of a couple of others get routinely whipped by the higher mid majors

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Very true, hence the qualifier in bold...of course you could also add in the AAC and A-10, but aside from that there aren't really any other leagues that are strong enough as a whole to be used as a metric for schedule strength.

JJxvi said:

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Power 5? You must be a football fan.

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LOL, aren't we all? Contrary to what some on this board would have you believe, there are actually Ags out there that have the capacity to enjoy hoops AND football. Amazingly, it turns out that love for the two are not mutually exclusive...And FYI, Power 5 is not a football-only classification.

mmmmmm...kay


The SEC is #6 on kenpom

B12
ACC
Big East
Big Ten
PAC12
SEC
AAC
Atlantic 10
MVC
Mountain West

jml2621 said:

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mmmmmm...kay


The SEC is #6 on kenpom

B12
ACC
Big East
Big Ten
PAC12
SEC
AAC
Atlantic 10
MVC
Mountain West

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Well then i guss the SEC is not part of the Power 5 in basketball then.

The SEC is still crap.

GE said:

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ACC: 104-25, 81%
Big 12: 69-16, 81%
Big 10: 96-34, 74%
Big East: 69-20, 78%
Pac 12: 74-30, 71%
SEC: 82-30, 73%

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As requested, the first set of records represents the league record vs other P5 leagues (+Big East). The second set includes games against the AAC & A-10.

ACC: 34-24, 59% - 42-29, 59%
Big 12: 18-12, 60% - 24-17, 59%
Big 10: 30-33, 48% - 36-34, 51%
Big East: 27-18, 60% - 34-20, 63%
Pac 12: 14-15, 48% - 16-22, 42%
SEC: 14-29, 33% - 24-35, 41%

(Note: 12/30 USCe vs MEM last non-con game of 2016)

gphid97 said:

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GE said:

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ACC: 104-25, 81%
Big 12: 69-16, 81%
Big 10: 96-34, 74%
Big East: 69-20, 78%
Pac 12: 74-30, 71%
SEC: 82-30, 73%

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As requested, the first set of records represents the league record vs other P5 leagues (+Big East). The second set includes games against the AAC & A-10.

ACC: 34-24, 59% - 42-29, 59%
Big 12: 18-12, 60% - 24-17, 59%
Big 10: 30-33, 48% - 36-34, 51%
Big East: 27-18, 60% - 34-20, 63%
Pac 12: 14-15, 48% - 16-22, 42%
SEC: 14-29, 19% - 24-35, 41%

(Note: 12/30 USC vs MEM last non-con game of 2016)

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Nice, thanks for pulling that together.

Gumby said:

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jml2621 said:

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mmmmmm...kay


The SEC is #6 on kenpom

B12
ACC
Big East
Big Ten
PAC12
SEC
AAC
Atlantic 10
MVC
Mountain West

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Well then i guss the SEC is not part of the Power 5 in basketball then.

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I guess...if it existed...

As pathetic as those numbers are, I'm blown away to find that the conference with the most Top 50 RPI teams right now (7) is none other than the SEC! Even if that number drops off to maybe four, that would be huge for us.