Post by bmartin on Jan 24, 2005 18:36:39 GMT -5
Remaining games involving two of the top 7 BE teams:
SU: (7) UConn & Pitt twice; at Nova & BC; ND at home.
BC: (5) at ND & Nova; GU, SU, & Pitt at home.
GU: (4) at BC, ND, & UConn; Nova at home.
ND: (8) UConn & Pitt twice; at Nova & SU; BC & GU at home.
UConn: (7) ND & SU twice; at Pitt; Nova & GU at home.
Pitt: (7) SU & ND twice; at Nova & BC; UConn at home.
Nova: (6) at UConn & GU; ND, SU, Pitt, BC at home.
Of course, WVU, Providence, Seton Hall, Rutgers, and St. John's can beat any of the seven on a good night, and will win a few. But even if they do not win any games, there are 22 games between the top 7 teams, and that means 22 losses to be distributed among them. Georgetown has the fewest remaining games against the leaders. SU, UConn, ND, & Pitt are going to be laying some losses on each other.
SU: (7) UConn & Pitt twice; at Nova & BC; ND at home.
BC: (5) at ND & Nova; GU, SU, & Pitt at home.
GU: (4) at BC, ND, & UConn; Nova at home.
ND: (8) UConn & Pitt twice; at Nova & SU; BC & GU at home.
UConn: (7) ND & SU twice; at Pitt; Nova & GU at home.
Pitt: (7) SU & ND twice; at Nova & BC; UConn at home.
Nova: (6) at UConn & GU; ND, SU, Pitt, BC at home.
Of course, WVU, Providence, Seton Hall, Rutgers, and St. John's can beat any of the seven on a good night, and will win a few. But even if they do not win any games, there are 22 games between the top 7 teams, and that means 22 losses to be distributed among them. Georgetown has the fewest remaining games against the leaders. SU, UConn, ND, & Pitt are going to be laying some losses on each other.