I understand when fans, no matter how unbiased they may be, think their team has talent and ability, and they are capable of being successful. But when you start making predictions about how they will do in the NCAA tournament, it's necessary to look at the practical aspects of such a prediction.
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This Cajun team just finished their non-conference slate with a 103 NET ranking, fourth in the conference. They have 1 Quadrant 1 game and 1 Quadrant 2 game, both losses. Their best win is over #148 Harvard (Quadrant 3). Their current position places them as a #15 seed in the tournament. This would place them against a team equal to or better than #9 Texas. The teams in the #7 seed and #10 seed range are primarily power conference teams. The only team they will be playing that is in that range is Southern Mississippi. It will take an incredible run through the conference, plus winning the conference tournament, to move up to a 14 or 13 seed and have a legitimate chance to win those two games you are predicting in the NCAA tournament.