I just voted 9-0 and immediately wanted to change the vote. Just like every 9-0 isn't equal, every 9-0 against a weak schedule isn't equal. Miami can sell 9-0 to their casual fans and alumni and generate buzz. How loud are the voices calling out their weak schedule? You think Suzy Sorority at Chi Omega cares about KenPom?

But... you needed overtime to beat mediocre Asheville, you let Pine Bluff score 84 in your gym, you could only beat Mercyhurst by five. Congratulations on beating winless Maine by 30+.

I was not that mad at what happened at St. Mary's and Louisville. Bethune and George Mason were embarrassing. We got things right against Maine and looked like a legitimate basketball team that knew what it was doing against Marshall. Be competitive until the end or better against Bonnies and maybe we're trending positively steeper than Miami is.

This is an excellent question. So excellent I didn't even answer it. I want to say our path prepares us better for what truly matters - Success in the MAC with hopefully culminating in a championship and NCAA berth. But I could handle an argument that the 9-0 path cultivates a winning attitude and confidence, and cohesiveness without any strife.

From the image perspective, I think 9-0 is better. Especially at the mid-major level, so many do not bother to dig into details...9-0 sounds bad ass no matter how you slice it.

I don't know - TIE.

I want 9-0 with our schedule. The first university in the Northwest Territory deserves a better basketball team.