RPI AND quality wins AND success in big games.
No doubt that’s subjective, but one objective measure doesn’t tell the story.
I like Marlin. I think he has improved the program. I think the improvement is very shallow, though and it is time to have more success against better teams. Simply pointing to RPI or total wins doesn’t tell the story. I like the wins, I like the RPI, but we need to win some games against good teams.
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