it will open up a bubble spot for one team.
Last year they released the data sheets the committee gets on each team. They are interesting to look at from both what is on them and what is not, as well as how it is arranged.
First off, what is not on the sheets.
Conference record, or even what conference you play in. That has no consideration.
There is no last 10 game record and dates in general are not emphasized.
The sheets themselves are organized from left to right basically by RPI. There are 4 rows - Top 50 RPI opponents, 51-100, 101-200, 200+.
In each row listed in RPI order is the team you played, the score, the opponents RPI.
Also listed at the top are your overall record, your conference record, your home, road and neutral records, and your SOS and RPI.
Fans are convinced that conferences play into who gets in, but they only play into it in the area of the quality of competition.
As an example. Here is Iowa's from last year.
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