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<blockquote data-quote="shakim3" data-source="post: 292517" data-attributes="member: 283"><p>One thing to remember is that the committee won't be counting the Tusculum game. RPI is going to be more important than wins and losses. It matters where these wins come from and how those teams GT beats (or loses to) do in their remaining games. </p><p></p><p>3-1 will most likely do it depending on how else it shakes out. </p><p></p><p>Something else interesting to keep in mind. Tech is currently #10 in ACC. If season ended today they would play BC in first round followed by Miami -> Lou.</p><p></p><p>While BC would be an easy win it wouldn't be a good win. And a loss vs. Miami wouldn't be a great loss.</p><p></p><p>Instead as a 8-9 seed Tech would play VT / Cuse / Miami giving them an opportunity to knock off a bubble/tourney team before playing UNC. The UNC game would be RPI boosting no matter the result.</p><p></p><p>Plus the 8-9 game has an added day of rest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shakim3, post: 292517, member: 283"] One thing to remember is that the committee won't be counting the Tusculum game. RPI is going to be more important than wins and losses. It matters where these wins come from and how those teams GT beats (or loses to) do in their remaining games. 3-1 will most likely do it depending on how else it shakes out. Something else interesting to keep in mind. Tech is currently #10 in ACC. If season ended today they would play BC in first round followed by Miami -> Lou. While BC would be an easy win it wouldn't be a good win. And a loss vs. Miami wouldn't be a great loss. Instead as a 8-9 seed Tech would play VT / Cuse / Miami giving them an opportunity to knock off a bubble/tourney team before playing UNC. The UNC game would be RPI boosting no matter the result. Plus the 8-9 game has an added day of rest. [/QUOTE]
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