Again, the Cajuns' RPI was affected positively in a very small way with the win last night over Rice. It will be up .0002 tonight with another win. It has been our opponents' performance that has brought our RPI down (last night ... and during our 9-1 streak). And we were not at #38 at the beginning of that 9-1 streak ... it was at the 5-0 point of our streak. So think ... 4-1 and a letdown from our opponents recently.
Brian
I’m assuming we want georgia southern to beat ga tech tonight. uSA UNO was canceled. And ULM plays jackson state. We obviously want them to win.
GoneGolfin/Brian,
In what worst case scenario do you see Louisiana as an at large? As in, what is the very worse we can do the rest of the way, including the Conference Tournament, to get an at large?
RPI is 25% your record, 25% your opponents, and 50 % opponents of your opponents. Such a system that is so heavily weighted on who you play and even more so on who they play is deeply flawed. It does not reward how you play nearly enough. A 34/33/33 breakdown would be much more appropriate. Others have made the same observation in the past but it won't change as it gives the schools in the high profile leagues an advantage over those who have less of a favorable schedule situation.
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