23-24 NET Ratings

[stever20]

lol, DePaul beats an ACC team and improves in the NET by only 5 spots.

[kayako]

They were released for 1st time today....
Creighton 4
UConn 9
Marquette 10
Butler 38
Villanova 50
Providence 61
Xavier 68
St John's 75
Seton Hall 81
Georgetown 221
DePaul 267

Heading into BE play...

5 UCONN
7 Marquette
9 Creighton
46 Nova
53 Butler
63 X
66 St. John's
70 Providence
95 Seton Hall
199 Georgetown
271 DePaul

Didn't really improve in the past 2 weeks. But Kenpom does look better than the NET by a pretty good margin

3 UCONN
6 Marquette
10 Creighton
28 Nova
41 Xavier
52 Providence
59 Butler
61 St. John's
84 Seton Hall
178 Georgetown
216 DePaul

Average ranking (not a good figure for conference strength) is 80 NET vs 67 KENPOM.

[redmen9194]

As of this morning...

UConn---------6
Marquette---10
Creighton----13
Nova----------36
Butler---------52
Providence----57
Johnnies------58
Xavier---------72
Hall------------77
Georgetown--207
DePaul----------272

[Omaha1]

Jays at 13? Clearly NET is meaningless.

[stever20]

Updated after yesterday:
UConn 8
Marquette 11
Creighton 12
Villanova 31
St John's 50
Providence 52
Butler 55
Xavier 60
Seton Hall 88
Georgetown 208
DePaul 284

[kayako]

BE will likely finish 4th, unless the SEC really struggles in their remaining non-con games.

https://www.warrennolan.com/basketball/2024/net-conference

[stever20]

so 1 thing that's interesting- for Villanova- they have the Big 5 game vs Drexel- at Wells Fargo- listed as a neutral site game.

Thought any game at a home arena even if it's a "neutral site" is considered a home game(a la St John's in the BET).

At least right now it's a moot point as Drexel is 137 and would be safely in Q3 level even if a home game.

Nova got some help last night as UCLA won. That's now back up to a Q3 win for Nova. Up to 30 now, which of course is the big line for their oppoents as now home games vs Nova would be Q1 chances.

[ecasadoSBU]

so 1 thing that's interesting- for Villanova- they have the Big 5 game vs Drexel- at Wells Fargo- listed as a neutral site game.

Thought any game at a home arena even if it's a "neutral site" is considered a home game(a la St John's in the BET).

At least right now it's a moot point as Drexel is 137 and would be safely in Q3 level even if a home game.

Nova got some help last night as UCLA won. That's now back up to a Q3 win for Nova. Up to 30 now, which of course is the big line for their oppoents as now home games vs Nova would be Q1 chances.

I think you have to have more than 4 games at the same venue for a game there to be automatically considered a "HOME GAME" for NCAA purposes, no?

EDIT: The reason the game is a neutral site is because the game was part of the new Big-5 Classic format - a single day triple-header between the Big-5 (6 with the addition of Drexel) teams at the same venue. So technically it's a neutral game for everyone. Now, if you play more than 4 home games at the venue it may be treated as a home game anyway for NET purposes

[kayako]

Losing to Notre Dame by 22 is not.. good. UVA was 31, ND 237 before the game.

[stever20]

Losing to Notre Dame by 22 is not.. good. UVA was 31, ND 237 before the game.

It's great for Georgetown!