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<blockquote data-quote="GTNavyNuke" data-source="post: 228734" data-attributes="member: 322"><p>UNC is "special". They have a 16 RPI. <a href="http://www.boydsworld.com/baseball/rpi/currentrpi.html" target="_blank">http://www.boydsworld.com/baseball/rpi/currentrpi.html</a> No team has ever been left out of the NCAAs with that high an RPI is what I have heard. But to put UNC in would mean passing over teams that were better in the ACC (including us who beat them at UNC 2-1). I think BC doesn't make it and UNC and the other 9 ACC tournament teams do make it. The ACC is the top conference in baseball, not the SEC this year. We'll get 10 of 64 bids. And GT is easily in the top 10 of the ACC no matter how you look at it. Like I said for the ACC tourney when we won the first BC game, everyone (not you) just need to take a deep breath. We are in the NCAAs most likely (>90% even if we lose tomorrow).</p><p></p><p>I think D) is the preferred scenario. Or E) to win the NCAAs (if I can stop laughing). Win the ACC or come close but then bomb in the NCAAs was the preferred "reasonable" scenario. Of course it won't happen with the loss today. I think we have a <5% chance to make it to the CWS given our pitching depth. But playing is giving the Fr and players who will return great experience. Plus playing is always better than not playing ......</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTNavyNuke, post: 228734, member: 322"] UNC is "special". They have a 16 RPI. [URL]http://www.boydsworld.com/baseball/rpi/currentrpi.html[/URL] No team has ever been left out of the NCAAs with that high an RPI is what I have heard. But to put UNC in would mean passing over teams that were better in the ACC (including us who beat them at UNC 2-1). I think BC doesn't make it and UNC and the other 9 ACC tournament teams do make it. The ACC is the top conference in baseball, not the SEC this year. We'll get 10 of 64 bids. And GT is easily in the top 10 of the ACC no matter how you look at it. Like I said for the ACC tourney when we won the first BC game, everyone (not you) just need to take a deep breath. We are in the NCAAs most likely (>90% even if we lose tomorrow). I think D) is the preferred scenario. Or E) to win the NCAAs (if I can stop laughing). Win the ACC or come close but then bomb in the NCAAs was the preferred "reasonable" scenario. Of course it won't happen with the loss today. I think we have a <5% chance to make it to the CWS given our pitching depth. But playing is giving the Fr and players who will return great experience. Plus playing is always better than not playing ...... [/QUOTE]
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