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Cincinnati beats Charlotte and jumps from #30 to #18, while Charlotte loses and moves up one spot to #30. Go figure…
18 Cincinnati, 11–3, 20-5
24 Memphis, 11–3, 20-5
30 Charlotte, 10–4, 18-7
31 Alabama Birmingham, 10–4, 17-8
48 DePaul, 10–4, 17-8
16 Louisville, 8–6, 18-7
67 Saint Louis, 8–6, 15-10
126 Texas Christian, 7–7, 11-14
86 Marquette, 6–8, 14-10
105 Southern Mississippi, 5–9, 11-13
149 East Carolina, 4–10, 11-12
159 Tulane, 4–10, 10-14
172 Houston, 3–11, 9-16
213 South Florida, 1–13, 7-18
I don’t suppose it matters at this point, but we look to be a #4 seed for the C-USA tournament, we shouldn’t lose to either Houston or Tulane, but UAB also should not lose at South Florida or to TCU (at home). DePaul has slipped into a tie as well, but likely will lose to Cincinnati (hope not) before finishing in Tampa with USF. Saturday’s Memphis at Cincinnati contest will determine the regular season champion. Calipari can say what he wants, an uneven schedule doesn’t work (it has for Memphis and UAB), the ACC will see that soon too. Looks likely we will see a dangerous DePaul team in the quarterfinals.
Remaining Games
Wednesday, March 3
Alabama Birmingham at South Florida, 7:00 pm
East Carolina at Marquette, 8:00 pm
Texas Christian at Memphis, 8:00 pm
Tulane at Southern Mississippi, 8:00 pm
Louisville at Saint Louis, 8:15 pm
Charlotte at Houston, 8:30 pm
Thursday, March 4
Cincinnati at DePaul, 9:00 pm
Friday, March 5
Houston at Saint Louis, 9:10 pm
Saturday, March 6
Louisville at Marquette, 1:00 pm
Texas Christian at Alabama Birmingham, 1:00 pm
Tulane at Charlotte, 3:00 pm
Memphis at Cincinnati, 3:30 pm
East Carolina at Southern Mississippi, 5:00 pm
DePaul at South Florida, 7:00 pm
18 Cincinnati, 11–3, 20-5
24 Memphis, 11–3, 20-5
30 Charlotte, 10–4, 18-7
31 Alabama Birmingham, 10–4, 17-8
48 DePaul, 10–4, 17-8
16 Louisville, 8–6, 18-7
67 Saint Louis, 8–6, 15-10
126 Texas Christian, 7–7, 11-14
86 Marquette, 6–8, 14-10
105 Southern Mississippi, 5–9, 11-13
149 East Carolina, 4–10, 11-12
159 Tulane, 4–10, 10-14
172 Houston, 3–11, 9-16
213 South Florida, 1–13, 7-18
I don’t suppose it matters at this point, but we look to be a #4 seed for the C-USA tournament, we shouldn’t lose to either Houston or Tulane, but UAB also should not lose at South Florida or to TCU (at home). DePaul has slipped into a tie as well, but likely will lose to Cincinnati (hope not) before finishing in Tampa with USF. Saturday’s Memphis at Cincinnati contest will determine the regular season champion. Calipari can say what he wants, an uneven schedule doesn’t work (it has for Memphis and UAB), the ACC will see that soon too. Looks likely we will see a dangerous DePaul team in the quarterfinals.
Remaining Games
Wednesday, March 3
Alabama Birmingham at South Florida, 7:00 pm
East Carolina at Marquette, 8:00 pm
Texas Christian at Memphis, 8:00 pm
Tulane at Southern Mississippi, 8:00 pm
Louisville at Saint Louis, 8:15 pm
Charlotte at Houston, 8:30 pm
Thursday, March 4
Cincinnati at DePaul, 9:00 pm
Friday, March 5
Houston at Saint Louis, 9:10 pm
Saturday, March 6
Louisville at Marquette, 1:00 pm
Texas Christian at Alabama Birmingham, 1:00 pm
Tulane at Charlotte, 3:00 pm
Memphis at Cincinnati, 3:30 pm
East Carolina at Southern Mississippi, 5:00 pm
DePaul at South Florida, 7:00 pm