Re: Bracketology
I suspect they also look at home losses vs road losses and a number of other things.
It's frustrating being a mid-major because in order to get "quality" games most of the time we need to go on the road. For the most part, it's tough to win anywhere in college basketball on the road. The big schools don't have to go on the road. They pay for games they can win that beef up their record and RPI.
Take Duke for example. Duke didn't play a true road game until January! Now Duke played a tough non-conference schedule (Louisville, Ohio State, Kentucky (at the time was top 5)). I suspect if you look at top ten (twenty, thirty??) teams, most of them play very very few road games until the conference schedule.
What if the Jacks could have done that? Would they have been unbeaten going into conference play? I think that's a possibility. Where is our RPI and seed if we are 30-3 or 29-4?
Originally posted by joeboo22
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It's frustrating being a mid-major because in order to get "quality" games most of the time we need to go on the road. For the most part, it's tough to win anywhere in college basketball on the road. The big schools don't have to go on the road. They pay for games they can win that beef up their record and RPI.
Take Duke for example. Duke didn't play a true road game until January! Now Duke played a tough non-conference schedule (Louisville, Ohio State, Kentucky (at the time was top 5)). I suspect if you look at top ten (twenty, thirty??) teams, most of them play very very few road games until the conference schedule.
What if the Jacks could have done that? Would they have been unbeaten going into conference play? I think that's a possibility. Where is our RPI and seed if we are 30-3 or 29-4?
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