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Again, using silly logic about the 2011 or 2013 team to make broad statements about the 2015-16 teams. Dumb.

I have. Many times. The #3 national seed and #1 team in the RPI doesn't need to rely on playing BC and VCU to advance. They would be favored against anybody they faced in the Regional/Super Regional. To argue that lesser Miami teams (2010, 2011, etc.) failed to beat better opponents so...

And follow up with the same stupid line that other luminaries like tcgrad have used. It's still really dumb. It hasn't aged any better.

This is silly. His last CWS team had 16 wins against the RPI top 25. Why do you keep perpetuating these lies?

Why? I never said there were any. The point is that you're making up statistics so you can bash teams. You can only beat who's in front of you and teams have no control over who they play.

You wouldn't care. That's who. The team either advances or it doesn't. Again, stop pretending that you would've laid off any of those teams that you love hating simple because they got one win over a higher seed.

Advancing doesn't require beating the "best teams" it only requires beating the teams that you play.

This still doesn't matter. It didn't matter the first time you said it many, many years ago. I'll await word of Army raising the "win against a #1 seed" banner during next season's opening game.

How many of those were played by the 2015-16 teams at Mark Light?

That's another fine opinion you've got. Yet another case of you using the negative outcome to make a point where you would never use the positive outcome in reverse. So you can't say that getting to Omaha means nothing, but then use not getting to Omaha as something.

Saying that the 2015-16 teams wouldn't have reached Omaha had they played 1-seeds is not a fact by any stretch. It's an opinion.

Not true.

Of course, it's not. I said #8 in RPI and a 20-win ACC team. Obvious to anybody who actually read my post. You just continue to lie with such frequency that it's frightening.

The ACC has had a team in Omaha for 13 straight years now. The ACC has the second most appearances in the country since 2005. 12 of the 14 programs have been to a Super Regional. You just make stuff up.

This is so silly that it's laughable.

Miami was #3 in the RPI.... and ACC Regular Season champion and led the country in top 50 RPI wins Somehow, you got this false impression that Miami only had RPI and nothing else.

This is not true.

But, again, you're assuming that only an "easy" opponent allowed a Jim Morris coached team to reach Omaha. That's just stupid.

:zczkqmritjdsoaq.jpg: So 2015-16 mediocre (but we've only had two good teams in a decade!) You make no sense. We played plenty of non-3 or non-4 seeds during the season and fared just fine. In fact, we had 16 wins against the RPI top 25 in 2016.

This is what I mean. Showing what an unreasonable loon you are. So in a year where we were #1 in the RPI and would've been favored against anybody that won a regional opposite of us, you complain about having an easy opponent. But at the same time, you dismiss having to play the #3 national...