Mustang11 wrote:Just food for thought. I know they are undefeated but when you look at their schedule it is amazing they are ranked as high as they are. They only played three teams that have an rpi higher than 50. Their best win is Saint Louis...SMU played nine games against teams with an rpi higher than 30. Just thought it was interesting.
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They may be legit, but probably some of this is coming off what they did last year? Seems people are enamored with tradition and previous results. UConn perfect example, some people are still putting them as a 5 seed (I think I saw that)? We are better than UConn and Memphis, Memphis played an amazing game in the second half of our game (so did Louisville for that matter).
Not sure why people think RPI is the end-all-be-all of information? BPI takes into account the same stuff that RPI does (isn't this correct?), but adds more to the formula (e.g., margin of victory, games with key players out, etc.). People think Syracuse hitting a 3 point shot at the buzzer (throwing up a prayer) to beat BC is the same thing as them blowing BC out by 40 points?
I don't know a lot about college bball and there are tons on here smarter about this stuff than I am.