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RE: Cajun Baseball remains #1 in Collegiate Baseball 4/14
(04-14-2014 08:43 PM)CajunFanatico Wrote:  The loss to UNO knocked us from 6 to 13. We've climbed back to 7.

But the Cajuns' actual RPI is substantially lower than before the UNO game. The Cajuns have climbed back into the rankings because teams around them have been losing in droves.

The RPIs for the Top 8 RPI are substantially lower at present than at this time last season. In fact, the Top 8 RPI has lost a stunning 20 more games (64) this year than last season at this time.

Brian
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