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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 2897" data-source="post: 578823"><p>We are ranked ahead of Louisville and Georgia. Makes sense, since we beat them. That gives me hope of a super regional - that the committee won't just look at RPI but the full body of work.</p><p></p><p>A lot of these teams are extremely close.</p><p></p><p>If it were me, I would move Mississippi State and Arkansas down. Arkansas is 39-13, while (for example), Tech is 35-15, East Carolina is 39-12, and Texas Tech is 34-14. Almost identical records. Non-conference strength of schedule is #198 #153 respectively, versus #14, #17, and #16 respectively. If teams are extremely close on record, and their RPIs are almost on top of each other, I'd give a huge scheduling difference like that the nod.</p><p></p><p>So if it were me, I would rank the teams as follows:</p><p>1) Vanderbilt (41-10), #2 SOS, 22-8 in Q1</p><p>2) UCLA (41-8), #19 SOS, 15-6 in Q1</p><p>3) East Carolina (39-12), #27 SOS (#17 non-conference SOS), only 7 Q4 games. They did not try to book an easy schedule.</p><p>4) Texas Tech (34-14), #11 SOS, #16 non-conference SOS, only 6 Q4 games (4-2). Lost 2 of them otherwise their RPI would be a lot higher, and both of those were barely Q4 and both were squeakers over 1-2 months ago.</p><p>5) Georgia Tech (35-15), #7 SOS, #14 non-conference SOS. We are currently at 13-2 in 2+ game series this season. If we beat Mercer and Pitt, then we finish the season 15-2. The only 2 series we lost were UCLA and Miami on a B9 come from behind win.</p><p>6/7/8 Miss St / Louisville / Arkansas</p><p></p><p>9) Georgia - they play barely 0.500 ball on the road (13-10), their non-conference SOS is #123, and they played 18 Q3/Q4 games (we played 10 by comparison, Vanderbilt played 8). So basically, their record is only 39-14 and similar to these teams because they booked a ton of worthless teams to play at home.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 2897, post: 578823"] We are ranked ahead of Louisville and Georgia. Makes sense, since we beat them. That gives me hope of a super regional - that the committee won't just look at RPI but the full body of work. A lot of these teams are extremely close. If it were me, I would move Mississippi State and Arkansas down. Arkansas is 39-13, while (for example), Tech is 35-15, East Carolina is 39-12, and Texas Tech is 34-14. Almost identical records. Non-conference strength of schedule is #198 #153 respectively, versus #14, #17, and #16 respectively. If teams are extremely close on record, and their RPIs are almost on top of each other, I'd give a huge scheduling difference like that the nod. So if it were me, I would rank the teams as follows: 1) Vanderbilt (41-10), #2 SOS, 22-8 in Q1 2) UCLA (41-8), #19 SOS, 15-6 in Q1 3) East Carolina (39-12), #27 SOS (#17 non-conference SOS), only 7 Q4 games. They did not try to book an easy schedule. 4) Texas Tech (34-14), #11 SOS, #16 non-conference SOS, only 6 Q4 games (4-2). Lost 2 of them otherwise their RPI would be a lot higher, and both of those were barely Q4 and both were squeakers over 1-2 months ago. 5) Georgia Tech (35-15), #7 SOS, #14 non-conference SOS. We are currently at 13-2 in 2+ game series this season. If we beat Mercer and Pitt, then we finish the season 15-2. The only 2 series we lost were UCLA and Miami on a B9 come from behind win. 6/7/8 Miss St / Louisville / Arkansas 9) Georgia - they play barely 0.500 ball on the road (13-10), their non-conference SOS is #123, and they played 18 Q3/Q4 games (we played 10 by comparison, Vanderbilt played 8). So basically, their record is only 39-14 and similar to these teams because they booked a ton of worthless teams to play at home. [/QUOTE]
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