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Agreed. Mississippi State is waaay down there.

This is partly due to the fact that we started conference play a week earlier. While the ACC takes a week off or has throwaway series such as Radford and North Dakota State in May, the SEC plays in conference from now on.

:ROFLMAO: around here is code for "holy &^%$, he's right again".

This is incorrect. We jumped up to #10 after the win over FGCU. Then we bounced around 12-14 during the weekend and settled at #11 after all games were played. So, like I wrote in the other thread, the sweep kept us right about where we were. 10 to 11. I get that you need to argue against...

We actually missed the postseason two years in a row.

No question. That was an example of if you just go up and play FAU it would have gotten the job done.

I'm just telling you that those games don't count in the RPI. It might have moved us down in the eyes of some committee members, but it did not affect the RPI.

That didn't happen because non-D1 games don't count either way in the RPI.

And we can disagree with the RPI rankings, but the committee puts a lot of weight in them.

LOL thanks. Here is the RPI formula: Winning percentage x .25 plus Opponents’ winning percentage x .50 plus Opponents’ opponents’ winning percentage x .25 There is one little catch to your own winning percentage though. A home win only counts as .7 of a win, while a home loss counts as 1.3...

Corvallis, Ore. Coral Gables, Fla. 1. (2) Oregon State*^ 1. (15) Miami^ 2. Georgia Southern* 2. Florida 3. Purdue 3. Iowa 4. Army* 4. College of Charleston*