Next loss ends the season.... (R)

Discussion in 'College & Amateur Soccer' started by KR, Nov 13, 2003.

  1. KR

    KR New Member

    Jan 5, 2000
    With so many bubble teams still alive in the conference playoffs, I thought it may be fun to list them here to keep track. Let's keep track of the teams that have to keep winning to have any shot at the NCAA"S.

    UVA - has to win the ACC to climb to .500

    Penn State - same situation with Big Ten
     
  2. KinleyDog

    KinleyDog New Member

    Aug 20, 2003
    previously posted by luvdabears:

    "Well, word on the street is wrong. UVA needs to win the conference tournament to get in. However, if they lose Friday, don't be surprised if they play a match over the weekend in C-Ville."

    ldb, what's up wit dat?
     
  3. recsoc

    recsoc Member

    Oct 4, 2003
    Next loss ends the season:
    UAB
    NCSU
    USC - probably over regardless
    Davidson
    College of Charleston
    UNC-G
     
  4. soccertom

    soccertom New Member

    Jun 2, 1999
    UAB is in the NCAA Tournament without question.
     
  5. recsoc

    recsoc Member

    Oct 4, 2003
    UAB without ?

    What do you base this on?
    9-4-5 overall 1-0-2 vs. top 20?
    They may be legit w/ a win over St. Louis tonight.. but to say they are in w/out questions is a stretch.
    No real quality wins (Cincinatti is the lone top 20).
    3-4-3 over their last 10 games
    Not a great schedule.
    They may be ranked in the South NSCAA poll - but Coach Getman is the chair.
     
  6. soccertom

    soccertom New Member

    Jun 2, 1999
    Re: UAB without ?

    Actually their record is 10-4-5. They have been ranked most of the season. They were undefeated in their first 8 games with important ties against top 10 ranked Notre Dame and Indiana at IU. UAB only has 4 defeats. They have a recent win over the # 20 ranked Conference USA Co-Champion Cincinnatti 1-0 at Cincy. UAB just defeated a strong Louiville team. They fully deserve their # 4 ranking in the South Region. Would you rank any teams above them?
     
  7. recsoc

    recsoc Member

    Oct 4, 2003
    Good points

    Valid argument.
    I still say it isn't a no brainer.
    If Wake doesn't win ACC:
    Wake - at large
    UNC - at large
    FIU - automatic
    SOCON winner - automatic
    Atlantic Sun winner - automatic
    Big South winner (not sure - they may be S. Atlantic region) - automatic

    So if UAB doesn't win the automatic - they are battling:
    NCSU
    Clemson
    USC
    SoCon loser - Davidson, CofC, UNC-G all have similar arguments as UAB
    for the 6th or 7th team from the South region to get in.
    I don't know that any above deserve a spot for the last at-large - the South may only get 5/6.

    I don't think that is w/out question.

    If they beat St. Louis - I agree they are in.
     
  8. CG

    CG Member

    Jul 25, 2001
  9. recsoc

    recsoc Member

    Oct 4, 2003
    Next Loss end's UAB's season

    SLU 5, UAB 1

    UAB finishes 10-5-5 overall
    1-2-2 vs. current ranked teams
    4-5-3 since Oct. 1 (and 1-2 vs. ranked)
    They tied IU & Notre Dame opening weekend.
    Tied UNC-C who may get an automatic.
    Beat Cincinatti.
    No other solid results.

    There is no way they are in "without question".
    There are already 5 teams guaranteed spots from the South - and UNC-C could make 6.
    An at large bid is a stretch.
     
  10. FIXXXER

    FIXXXER New Member

    Feb 16, 2001
    Hotlanta, GA
    I'd move UAB from Questionable to Doubtful after that drubbing...They played their first 8 games w/o a loss? Then go 10-5-5?? Doesn't look like they are playing well in the seconf half of the season and down the stretch, the commitee will look at that very close. I say they don't make it....
     

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