sportsfan111 wrote:MPB recently beat Lamoure and I believe it was by double digits? hmm.. Carrington also beat MPB a few weeks ago without their best defender from a season ago who also averaged 15 points a night.
Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsfan111 wrote:MPB recently beat Lamoure and I believe it was by double digits? hmm.. Carrington also beat MPB a few weeks ago without their best defender from a season ago who also averaged 15 points a night.
Medina/Pingree-Buchanan def. Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier tonight 44-43; Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier def. Carrington last week 48-43...so in regards to all this...it is ANYONE'S REGION in Region 3!
sportsfan111 wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsfan111 wrote:MPB recently beat Lamoure and I believe it was by double digits? hmm.. Carrington also beat MPB a few weeks ago without their best defender from a season ago who also averaged 15 points a night.
Medina/Pingree-Buchanan def. Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier tonight 44-43; Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier def. Carrington last week 48-43...so in regards to all this...it is ANYONE'S REGION in Region 3!
Never said it wasn’t. Simply questioning how Lamoure is ranked ahead of MPB after MPB beat them by double digits..
sportsphenom wrote:That's why I trust the QRF rating over media rating. MPB is above LaMoure in that. But just like every other year the polls mean nothing.
Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:That's why I trust the QRF rating over media rating. MPB is above LaMoure in that. But just like every other year the polls mean nothing.
QRF means nothing in ND (yet) it’s essentially just another ‘poll’
sportsphenom wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:That's why I trust the QRF rating over media rating. MPB is above LaMoure in that. But just like every other year the polls mean nothing.
QRF means nothing in ND (yet) it’s essentially just another ‘poll’
I realize that, but its better than a media poll where 75% of the teams are not seen by the media. I don't like the media poll, if anything it plays with these young kid's minds. #1 don't mean anything until you prove yourself in late February/March.
sportsfan111 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:That's why I trust the QRF rating over media rating. MPB is above LaMoure in that. But just like every other year the polls mean nothing.
QRF means nothing in ND (yet) it’s essentially just another ‘poll’
I realize that, but its better than a media poll where 75% of the teams are not seen by the media. I don't like the media poll, if anything it plays with these young kid's minds. #1 don't mean anything until you prove yourself in late February/March.
By QRF are you referring to the computer rankings? Curious, Run, why you say it means nothing yet?
Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsfan111 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:That's why I trust the QRF rating over media rating. MPB is above LaMoure in that. But just like every other year the polls mean nothing.
QRF means nothing in ND (yet) it’s essentially just another ‘poll’
I realize that, but its better than a media poll where 75% of the teams are not seen by the media. I don't like the media poll, if anything it plays with these young kid's minds. #1 don't mean anything until you prove yourself in late February/March.
By QRF are you referring to the computer rankings? Curious, Run, why you say it means nothing yet?
QRF has no standing in ND...It is another nice tool for debate. I am hoping the QRF may make an appearance in ND soon
sportsfan111 wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsfan111 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:sportsphenom wrote:That's why I trust the QRF rating over media rating. MPB is above LaMoure in that. But just like every other year the polls mean nothing.
QRF means nothing in ND (yet) it’s essentially just another ‘poll’
I realize that, but its better than a media poll where 75% of the teams are not seen by the media. I don't like the media poll, if anything it plays with these young kid's minds. #1 don't mean anything until you prove yourself in late February/March.
By QRF are you referring to the computer rankings? Curious, Run, why you say it means nothing yet?
QRF has no standing in ND...It is another nice tool for debate. I am hoping the QRF may make an appearance in ND soon
What is different about the computer ranking found here https://classbbasketball.com/ and a QRF?
Flip wrote:Two questions:
Five teams most likely to be in the state tournament?
Top five favorites to win the state tournament?
Flip wrote:Two questions:
Five teams most likely to be in the state tournament?
Top five favorites to win the state tournament?
packers21 wrote:5 most likely to make state:
1. Bismarck
2. Langdon
3. Thompson
4. Kindred
5. Rugby
4/5 were closer, I think 1-3 are virtually shoe-ins,barring a massive upset
Top 5 to win.
1. Bismarck
2. Langdon
3. R3 winner (Edgeley, Carrington, MPB and Lamoure will all beat up on each other, and Kidder smoked Langdon in Jamestown over break). Hewitt isn't where she was before she was hurt-yet. Whoever comes out this Region will be battle tested.
4. Thompson
5. Trenton
ndlionsfan wrote:...Thompson and Grafton in Region 2.
B-oldtimer wrote:Is it me or is girls basketball level of competition down overall in the state. The exception being region 3 where we have three or four teams that are highly competitive. I look at region 4 level of competition has dropped from where it was just in last few years. Just from four years ago we had 3 or four teams that had chance to win and go to state. Region 2 looks the same way with Thompson being very competitive with only Grafton showing signs of maybe being able to play with them. Here again we had at least 3 or 4 teams in past that could have won this region. Reading on the sight it seems to be common thing in other region except for region 3. So what's going on is this just natural decline in overall talent or is something else happening to where we don't have level of competition we had in the past where we have competitive regions. It also appears to me that there are way more blow outs of games were not seeing where we have competitive games like we had in the past. The number of games with 20 plus victories is becoming more the norm than where we had games with single point losses.
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