UL also had the #1 OOC RPI in the Nation that year.
To my way of thinking, seeding should be weighted in favor of (or towards) OOC RPI.
In my mind it is a better indicator of the better team. You don't know those teams, you don't play them 6 times a year every year.
More so than in conference it is mono A mono, tendencies unknown. Best team wins.
So to get a national seed below even the overall RPI was an atrocity.
jmo
We have moved up on the warrennolan.com site to #9 after winning last night vs. Tulane.
Anyone know what the main difference between RPI and NPI (Warren Nolan's ranking)? We were #1 for a while and are #2 currently.
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