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RE: CUSA NET Rankings- January 18th
I'm not sure how much SOS really matters considering UAB has played a weak SOS (going by NET rankings at least) and they are ranked the highest in the conference.
01-19-2021 01:05 PM
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RE: CUSA NET Rankings- January 18th
From a couple of years ago: https://steelcityblitz.com/bracketology-...rge-teams/

This means that 92% (44 of 48) of Major Conference schools with an RPI between 41 and 50 have gone dancing and the only ones that have missed have had RPIs of 48 or higher.

For Mid-Majors with an RPI between 31 and 40, only 14 of 30 (46.7%) have received At-Large bids. Besides the two teams mentioned earlier (2015 Colorado St and 2016 St Bonaventure) who missed the field with RPIs of exactly 30, 2013 Southern Miss (RPI 31), 2016 San Diego St (RPI 32), 2014 Southern Miss (RPI 32) and 2008 Dayton (RPI 32) squads were the highest ranked teams not to receive an At-Large bid.


MT had an RPI around 33 a few years ago and missed it, as well.
01-19-2021 01:33 PM
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