Cajuns' RPI at selection time ...

[GoneGolfin]

Well Washington throws a curve ball into trying to make any sense of it. The only thing I can grasp at is the number of games played against the top 25. That seems to be the only thing that correlates. Note I didn't say how you did against that schedule only that you played more games against the top 25.

#19 Stanford blows that theory.

As I detailed in the above comparison of Washington and Stanford ... the only edge Washington had in the evaluation criteria was NC RPI. But again, if NC RPI mattered that much, how do you explain Louisiana and to a lesser extent Lousiville?

Brian

[raoul]

Let's just win out and be done with it!

[Cajun90]

I wasn't looking at NC RPI but rather all games played against the RPI top 25. As of last week we both had three games against the top 25. Well below the other #1 teams total games against the top 25 but I'm still just grasping at straws.

[GoneGolfin]

I wasn't looking at NC RPI but rather all games played against the RPI top 25. As of last week we both had three games against the top 25. Well below the other #1 teams total games against the top 25 but I'm still just grasping at straws.

I was comparing Stanford and Washington. Both have played 24 games vs. the RPI Top 25 ... Stanford won 11, Washington 7.

Brian