(04-07-2016 07:23 AM)runamuck Wrote:  

(04-07-2016 12:35 AM)CatMom Wrote:  

(04-06-2016 10:43 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  Thankfully USA is winning at home and most games we dropped have been on the road, which do not hurt as much. We won tonight against UNO and our current RPI is 9, despite dropping last night's game. It looks like UTA got a good little bump (14 spots) in the RPI with tonight's big win. Louisiana Lafayette has moved into the top 30 and Troy sits nicely at 60. Texas State is close to being back in the top 100.

CCU is #18 (Nolan)

looks like usa is 14, u-laf is 26 and uta is still way down at 87 on april 6th poll. Is there already a revised today?

Nothing official. I was looking at Warren Nolan's Live RPI. Looking at Boyd's numbers today that very closely match the NCAA (the numbers update daily around 6:30 AM) we have the below rankings:

11 South Alabama
18 Coastal Carolina
28 Louisiana Lafayette
60 Troy
75 Texas Arlington
106 Texas State
116 Arkansas State
124 Louisiana Monroe
126 Georgia Southern
175 Little Rock
223 Georgia State
279 Appalachian State

Texas State's record is 20-10 as of last night.

0 - 5 vs 1-50 RPI teams
0 - 1 vs 51-100 RPI teams
14 - 3 vs 101-200 RPI teams
6 - 1 vs 200+ RPI teams

(04-07-2016 10:28 AM)tx.state Wrote:  Texas State's record is 20-10 as of last night.

0 - 5 vs 1-50 RPI teams
0 - 1 vs 51-100 RPI teams
14 - 3 vs 101-200 RPI teams
6 - 1 vs 200+ RPI teams

Sooooo, we're beating who we're supposed to beat . . . .

. . . . and still can't beat anyone worth a damn . . . .

Bobcat Athletics, gotta love it . . . .

Ouch

(04-07-2016 01:42 PM)_x_ Wrote:  Ouch

so uta is 2-7 against the top 50. we are 4-4 against the b12 tho

(04-08-2016 07:27 AM)runamuck Wrote:  

(04-07-2016 01:42 PM)_x_ Wrote:  Ouch

so uta is 2-7 against the top 50. we are 4-4 against the b12 tho

. . . and that's still better than being 0 fer against the Top 100. . . .

In addition, this is a recurring theme for our Athletic Program, not something we only see in Baseball, but also Football and Basketball . . . The trend of beating who we're supposed to (for the most part) and losing to decent competition (again for the most part) is getting more than a little old. . . . It's certainly become a trend we'd like to buck. . .