#15 Oregon @ Ohio State (Thu 3 PM, BTN)
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 2:11 pm
I'm nervous Oregon gets swept on this road trip...
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Perhaps reason for optimism? in the current NET rankings, Oregon is 20, Ohio State is 31. In Quad1 games, Ohio State is 2-5, Oregon is 5-2. Penn State is 48 in NET & 1-1 in Quad1 games. Ohio State is 10-5, Penn State is 12-3, apparently against a less than challenging schedule.
Which Shelstad and Oregon team will show up?Merganzer wrote: Tue Jan 07, 2025 6:55 pmPerhaps reason for optimism? in the current NET rankings, Oregon is 20, Ohio State is 31. In Quad1 games, Ohio State is 2-5, Oregon is 5-2. Penn State is 48 in NET & 1-1 in Quad1 games. Ohio State is 10-5, Penn State is 12-3, apparently against a less than challenging schedule.
That seems to be the case. The quality depth of this team is huge, but as Shelstad goes, so goes the Ducks.OregonFan4Life wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 2:39 pmWhich Shelstad and Oregon team will show up?Merganzer wrote: Tue Jan 07, 2025 6:55 pmPerhaps reason for optimism? in the current NET rankings, Oregon is 20, Ohio State is 31. In Quad1 games, Ohio State is 2-5, Oregon is 5-2. Penn State is 48 in NET & 1-1 in Quad1 games. Ohio State is 10-5, Penn State is 12-3, apparently against a less than challenging schedule.
That is bizarre, as is Oregon being 20 last night, then Tennessee loses its first game, to Florida. Tennessee was 3 in NET before the Florida L, and is still 3, Oregon is now 21, Florida jumped from 8 to 5.droop10 wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:48 pm Not sure what to make of the NET rankings, because I can't understand how Arizona is 7 spots ahead of the Ducks with a 2-5 record against Quad 1s, and 9-5 overall. That fluke Illinois blowout at home must be weighing incredibly heavy on NET, because I don't see any reason the Ducks should be as low as 21. They have the 2nd most Quad 1 wins in the NCAA and are ranked 5th in WAB (Wins Above Bubble). If it is the Illinois game, then I'm assuming a larger sample size will start to nullify that impact, but still seems pretty whack that another team with 3 extra losses would be that far ahead of them given their strength of schedules aren't that drastically different. Ducks still have a top 25 SOS.
If I'm not mistaken, Dana's style of play has a negative effect on it too?Merganzer wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 5:08 pmThat is bizarre, as is Oregon being 20 last night, then Tennessee loses its first game, to Florida. Tennessee was 3 in NET before the Florida L, and is still 3, Oregon is now 21, Florida jumped from 8 to 5.droop10 wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:48 pm Not sure what to make of the NET rankings, because I can't understand how Arizona is 7 spots ahead of the Ducks with a 2-5 record against Quad 1s, and 9-5 overall. That fluke Illinois blowout at home must be weighing incredibly heavy on NET, because I don't see any reason the Ducks should be as low as 21. They have the 2nd most Quad 1 wins in the NCAA and are ranked 5th in WAB (Wins Above Bubble). If it is the Illinois game, then I'm assuming a larger sample size will start to nullify that impact, but still seems pretty whack that another team with 3 extra losses would be that far ahead of them given their strength of schedules aren't that drastically different. Ducks still have a top 25 SOS.