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<blockquote data-quote="GT33" data-source="post: 1092659" data-attributes="member: 5550">Interesting data. Our SoS seems to vary only with the strength of the ACC plus Southern. Those Upstate, Cornell, Marshall, directional State type games appear to be relatively meaningless in the grand scheme of things. 2022 there were a ton of strong ACC teams &amp; we played an usually high number of them, then had Southern at #29. The data only seems to go back so far, nothing pre-virus, so maybe my cut is incorrect due to not enough data.I&#039;ll stick with my original premise. We gave up way less runs last year with basically the same level of competition on average. That caused us to win more games, but not enough to secure a Regional. Probably need to get that RPG below 5 plus get a more favorable conference draw to start being compared to the teams that seem to get consideration. Most of the regional hosts were in the Top 25, the notable exceptions of Clemson and Old Piss.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GT33, post: 1092659, member: 5550"] Interesting data. Our SoS seems to vary only with the strength of the ACC plus Southern. Those Upstate, Cornell, Marshall, directional State type games appear to be relatively meaningless in the grand scheme of things. 2022 there were a ton of strong ACC teams & we played an usually high number of them, then had Southern at #29. The data only seems to go back so far, nothing pre-virus, so maybe my cut is incorrect due to not enough data. I'll stick with my original premise. We gave up way less runs last year with basically the same level of competition on average. That caused us to win more games, but not enough to secure a Regional. Probably need to get that RPG below 5 plus get a more favorable conference draw to start being compared to the teams that seem to get consideration. Most of the regional hosts were in the Top 25, the notable exceptions of Clemson and Old Piss. [/QUOTE]

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