There's just a lot of mediocrity out there. It's going to be real tough year for the committee.
I've seen they were in the poll and couldn't understand why. They haven't done anything special.
Texas played an opponent that is now 4-2. So that's going to help what has been a pretty weak strength of schedule so far.
Texas is a clear No. 2 this week -- and the foreseeable future, too -- as long as they maintain their big holds in the polls. They got to keep winning with style.
Don't be surprised if Virginia Tech is not only behind Texas but Georgia as well when the first release comes out.
Tennessee is dropping like a rock. It's looking like whichever team ends up with the higher seed (UNC or Tennessee) will end up in Greensboro with Duke.
The poll margin is enormous. Virginia Tech would have to be two spots ahead of Texas in the computers to get close. They need to hope those poll margins erode.
It would have been better for USC if Oklahoma had put up more of a fight.
I think New Mexico has performed far too well to fall completely out, but the loss bumped them from about a six seed down to the middle of the bracket at eight or nine, where you're lucky to win one game, much less two.
It's a paper-thin margin. It's irrelevant, because Virginia Tech is not going to catch Southern Cal and they have a faint hope of catching Texas. Virginia Tech isn't going to catch Southern Cal before they (the Trojans) catch Texas.
