How Did Big East DoIn Non-Conference Games Compared To Other Conferences?

[TedBaxter]

Too lazy to look it up. I thought I saw a tweet that said the Big East schools have more top 100 wins than any other conference.

[Markedman]

Solid #2 in the RPI and Sagarin Ratings behind the Big 12......http://warrennolan.com/basketball/2015/conferencerpi
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaab...15/conference/


7 BE teams in the top 40 in Sagarin

[Mark Miller]

Not bad for a mid major conference. LOL.

[Markedman]

Mike Broeker
‏@mikebroeker Rec. vs. RPI T100
@BIGEASTMBB 32-20/.615
B12: 27-18/.600
ACC: 32-28/.533
P12: 21-26/.447
SEC: 28-30/.483
B10: 24-35/.407

[IWB]

BIG EAST - 10 teams, 52 games - 5.2 games per team.
Big 12 - 10 teams, 45 games - 4.5 games per team.
Big 10 - 14 teams, 59 games - 4.2 games per team.
ACC - 15 teams, 60 games - 4.0 games per team.
SEC - 14 teams, 58 games - 4.1 games per team.
PAC 12 - 12 teams, 47 games - 3.9 games per team.

[MU/Panther]

The overall record is about the same as last year, quality wins are the main difference.
Last year 94-31, this the Big East is 92-30. Still later this year the Big East has three non-conference games.
Duke at St. John's
Villanova at Penn
Xavier at Cincinnati

The Big East has really distance themselves from the Atlantic 10 and American Athletic Conference.