That's not the infinite. I think our floor is higher than a sub-.500 season for one, and I think our ceiling is lower than an undefeated season. And if someone thinks our ceiling is, say Final Four I'd buy that.
But essentially you are saying if absolutely everything goes right, the best case scenario is we have the same result as last season. And if everything goes absolutely wrong, the worst case scenario is we win one fewer game than if everything goes absolutely right. You can't actually believe that, can you?
Yeah that's practically infinite when it comes to our team. Forgive me, but when people say "you don't know what a ceiling is" when what they're really saying is "I don't like that your ceiling isn't as high as mine" I get annoyed. No offense but there's not a whole lot of value in a discussion if someone asked you your range of outcomes and that's the range you gave them.
"How do I think they'll do this year? I think they'll be at least over .500, but I don't think they'll go undefeated. They might make the Final Four too." Like that's it?
But yes, if our team doesn't mesh very well, I think we have the talent and the staff to make the tournament, that's basically what Shannon's first year was. At this point we can sleepwalk in.
And if everything works out, we lose in the second round, because I expect our defense to be exploited and our shallow guard depth to bite us in the !!!.
If you want me to raise the ceiling, I need to hear Ty Rodgers has recovered by the time the season starts.