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So in other words, historical precedent doesn't matter, it's all an excuse. LMFAO at that nonsense.

He is looking at this from where they SHOULD be. I'm looking at this from where the tournament committee most likely places them. Miami has historically been under seeded throughout the Meier era. Miami has consistently been placed in weird regionals, with crap seeds getting to host. Look at...

It's amazing how many wins over ranked teams this team has. It's utterly amazing, but they have to keep winning if they want to have any shot of getting a decent seed. If Miami wins out in the regular season, and wins at least 2 games in the ACC Tournament, I could see them being a 4...

So, they are expected to be UCONN, where they blitz everyone. Let's look at their six losses. Purdue ON THE ROAD (Purdue is 13-3 at home this year) Iowa State ON THE ROAD (ISU is 15-1 at home this year) Central Michigan AT HOME (Central Michigan is a likely tournament team) Clemson AT HOME...

What are you talking about? She's done media appearances for most of the last two years(She's been a media darling throughout her career), I doubt this round of appearances magically made her into some unfocused scrub. Good players have off nights, especially when on the road. Stop reaching...

Unlike UConn, Baylor and probably Louisville, Miami isn't able to come out and out talent everyone every night. Therefore, it's likely, and probable that Miami will drop a game to someone that isn't elite. This is a **** good team, but it isn't a team that is up by 20 the moment they hit the...

Exactly. VT is a lot better than their record would indicate, especially when one looks at the tons of close calls they've had against ranked teams. Miami just happened to run into a team with nothing to lose, that had the night of their lives. That said, this loss doesn't hurt Miami as much...

VT is the epitome of a trap game, they've played the ACC's elite tough all year, and they are a team that may be able to find their way to a win. It's tough to beat anyone on the road in conference play, but a team that has nothing to lose is more dangerous than the typical team.

Probably not, because voters vote based on name recognition, not on actual accomplishments. If that wasn't the case, Miami would EASILY be top 10. Let's cut the nonsense, Miami lost to Purdue and Iowa State ON THE ROAD. It's tough to beat any Power 5 team in their own gym, much less one like...