http://www.ncaa.com/rankings/baseball/d1/rpi
Cajuns come in at 11.
http://www.ncaa.com/rankings/baseball/d1/rpi
Cajuns come in at 11.
which is exactly where warrennolan.com has us.
His is up dated daily, so as long as he is similar to the NCAA, which is updated weekly from here on out, we should know exactly where we stand during the season.
So far so good.
South Carolina has only played 4 games on the road and are 2-2? What a joke
Looks like Arkansas State might be able to sneak into that top 50 which would be fantastic
In years past, the Cajuns have either played Rice or Houston for a midweek game. This would have been a great year for it, based on RPI. Oh well. I think as long as the Cajuns keep winning and do well in the conference tournament, a top 8 seed will be guaranteed.
When our softball team was ranked #4 in the nation virtually all season, and had a representative on the selection committee, and got a 13 seed, I learned that being a national seed is far from "guaranteed."
We could go undefeated. Doesn't matter. We're not getting a top national seed. Take that to the bank.
He was comfortable with the seed. The UL guy who excludes himself for the home team. I do think we had slid out of the top eight just prior to selection Sunday.
For softball that year, we were #12 in RPI, #7 in the polls and got a #14 seed
The only thing (of which I am aware) that Warren Nolan is not yet accounting for is the RPI penalty. But since this is a subtraction after the RPI is calculated, it has no effect on the RPI of teams other than the team against which the penalty is assessed. Obviously it could affect the W/L record vs. RPI Top XX for some teams.
At present, no team in the RPI Top 25 has been assessed an RPI penalty.
I have communicated to Warren Nolan the formula rules for RPI penalties and expect that he will integrate them into his system by selection time.
Brian
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