2017
December 20: #69
February 1: #106
Final: #102
2018
December 20: #108
February 1: #100
Final: #87
2019
December 20: #111
February 1: #129
Final: #112
2020
December 20: #50
February 1: #40
Final: #43
2021
December 20: #32
February 1: #45
Final: #57
2022
December 20: #90
February 1: #87
Final: #106
2023
December 20: #66
February 1: #97
Final: #84
2024
December 20: #94
February 1: #90
Final: TBD (currently #92)
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Some observations:
* The median Haase team is #87/#92. In other words, what we are experiencing right now is the smack dab middle norm of Haase basketball.
* The Haase era clearly peaked in 2020-2021. Even then the best he ever did was flirt with top 40.
* The narrative about Haase teams swooning late is overblown. It's happened twice (2021 and 2022) but the even more common occurrence is a midseason collapse (2017, 2019, 2023), though it's distinctly possible that the remainder of this season qualifies it as a late-season collapse. So far it isn't though - like the peak Haase 2020 team, the 2024 team has been very consistent. It's just at a blah level. 2018 is the lone example of steady improvement. In any case, the real story here is that the clear trend - 5-6 of the eight seasons depending on how this season ends - is teams collapsing at some point. It may often be earlier in the season than many of our fans perceive, but it's collapse nonetheless.
JHMG.