Re: 2012-13 NCAA College Basketball [Rescued]

by **osujacket** on Sun Apr 28, 2013 6:24 pm

chiefsfan4ever wrote:Jeez no recognition for all the hard work I did helping you with the spreadsheet Just kidding. You guys have done a lot to get this in better shape.

Hows that...Im thanking all that helped :mrgreen:

by **Fuzzy316** on Mon Apr 29, 2013 1:40 am

Just racked up another W for the Wildcats. that should put me comfortably in 2nd place in Pac-12... but Stanford is definitely giving me trouble.

by **blindman30** on Tue Apr 30, 2013 7:39 pm

A question.

Do random tourny games against conference members count in the confernce standings?

by **Fuzzy316** on Wed May 01, 2013 5:06 pm

i would say not myself if it was a tourney like during the early season, or maybe midseason... usually conference standings have to do with regularly scheduled games that team shave set up to play after playing other non-conference teams. But it is ultimately up to the TO's.

by **Fuzzy316** on Fri May 03, 2013 4:42 am

just beat stanford cardinal to finish the regular season at 15-9 and a solid 2nd place in league play. bring on the conference tourney!!!

by **Robespierre__** on Fri May 03, 2013 2:43 pm

blindman30 wrote:A question.

Do random tourney games against conference members count in the conference standings?

The short answer is yes, they do. But that is not because I planned for it that way or even want it that way. It is because of the way I programmed the results. It searches the DB to see if a team is in conference and then counts the game in the conference record.

If I think I have time, I will go through and correct the occasions where that happens. The only way that matters is for seeding in the conference tourney so it should not have a big impact.

Robes

by **jon_snow** on Sat May 04, 2013 9:24 am

The SEC coaches on the standings tab are out of order. For example, TheCrown is currently assigned to Georgia, but jon_snow is the head coach of UGA.

by **Nate the Great** on Tue May 07, 2013 1:07 pm

I would also like to extend my thanks to the organizers who saved this tourney. I can imagine the time and effort it takes, and you all did an awesome job. Hope you felt it was worth enough to keep it going in the future!

Thanks again! =D>

by **Robespierre__** on Wed May 08, 2013 5:24 pm

Thanks, Nate!

@ jon_snow ..... yea, you noticed that too, huh? I saw that something had gone kerphhlewy as I was tabulating conference records. It is all fixed now.

Almost all the 1st Round of the Conference Invites have gone out with a couple of conferences yet to be sent. Here are the sites for the brackets:

Colonial: http://challonge.com/2013_Clnl
Big12: http://challonge.com/2013_Big12
Ivy: http://challonge.com/2013_Ivy
Pac12: http://challonge.com/2013_PAC12
Big East: http://challonge.com/2013_BigEast
Valley: http://challonge.com/2013_Valley
SEC: http://challonge.com/2013_SEC
CUSA: http://challonge.com/2013_CUSA
A10/MntnWest: http://challonge.com/2013_A10MntnWest
Big10: http://challonge.com/2013_Big10
ACC: http://challonge.com/2013_ACC

by **u suck** on Mon May 13, 2013 3:45 pm

#2 Cornell was destroyed by last place Dartmouth in the first round of the Ivy League Tournament. Playing on their home map of New York City, Cornell got off to a bad start and never recovered.

Coach u suck stated after the game, "Dartmouth is a good team and they can beat any team in the country. And it just proves what I've been saying for years... that the Ivy league is the toughest conference in country every year."

Dartmouth now has the chance to earn a automatic bid and potentially give the Ivy league 7 spots in the big dance. It's clear that the Ivy League will send at least 3 teams to the dance, and up to 6 could earn bids. Dartmouth is hot but it will be tough to win 2 more games in this conference.

Cornell will rest up and wait to see what type of seed they will get in the NCAA bracket. They were a #1 seed in 2011 and a #4 seed last year. Bracketologist Vic Fontaine currently has them getting a #2 seed this year.

by **jfugere** on Mon May 13, 2013 5:45 pm

LOL! Dartmouth has no idea how it managed that.

by **wrexham** on Fri May 17, 2013 4:21 am

Big10 Trny Rd2 Northwestern @ Indiana,agentcom - all finished.

by **Frito Bandito** on Mon May 20, 2013 4:07 pm

The coach of Bradley, Finneaus Fogg, is fuming, he got to the 3 games and found that the naughty St Mary's crew had taken shots in all of them before the
beleagured Braves could see the court!

Coach Moya better watch his back at the league meetings :evil:

by **DoomYoshi** on Tue May 21, 2013 11:09 am

Illinois and OSU just had an epic game in Illinois. OSU lost by one point

by **Lufsen75** on Fri May 24, 2013 12:16 pm

After a close quarterfinal I won and move to semifinal (still on my home turf?).

by **Fuzzy316** on Sun May 26, 2013 2:10 am

Arizona movin on in the conference tourney

by **Culs De Sac** on Thu May 30, 2013 9:26 am

Going into the 4th Quarter, Looks as Columbia has a very solid lead over Harvard and barring they don't commit many turnovers nor stray from the game plan and play they have already implemented, then Columbia will be reaching the Ivy Finals yet again. Look out Princeton, "The Lions" are coming.

by **dustin800** on Wed Jun 05, 2013 1:10 am

North Carolina will lose to Clemson in the finals of the ACC tourney. Congrats to the tigers for their upset victory!

The Tarheels (winners of either the ACC Regular season or ACC tourney every year since the start of Conquer Club NCAA Basketball) will sit back and wait to see if the Selection committee rewards their season with a coveted #1 seed.

North Carolina (#3 in the last rankings) is the only team to win 20 games, win their regular season title, and make it to their conf tournament finals (Oregon and Illinois still have a chance to match this feat).