RPI WATCH: 12/02/2009
by BracketCat on Dec 2, 2009 1:00 PM CST
in Men's Basketball
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Other than our game, only Colorado was in action last night.
To see how the Buffaloes fared, click the jump.
If for some reason you absolutely need to know up-to-date numbers, I get them here.
Current Kansas State RPI = 14
Current Kansas State SOS = 22
Great Wins (RPI 1-50) = Loyola, Dayton
Solid Wins (RPI 51-100) = IUPUI
Bad Losses (RPI 100 or greater) = none
- Loyola (4-1) | RPI = 27
- Western Illinois (3-3) | RPI = 207
- Boston (2-5) | RPI = 142
- Ole Miss (5-1) | RPI = 49
- Dayton (3-2) | RPI = 42
- IUPUI (5-2) | RPI = 84
- FHSU (4-1): Loss at Kansas State (83-76)
- Washington State (6-0) | RPI = 146
- Xavier (4-2) | RPI = 114
- UNLV (5-0) | RPI = 8
- Alabama (4-2) | RPI = 109
- UAPB (0-5) | RPI = 229
- Cleveland State (3-4) | RPI = 191
- South Dakota (4-3) | RPI = 95
- Missouri (4-1) | RPI = 96
- Texas A&M (5-1) | RPI = 21
- Colorado (5-2) | RPI = 181: Win over San Francisco (78-54)
- No. 3 Texas (5-0) | RPI = 3
- Oklahoma State (5-0) | RPI = 16
- Baylor (6-1) | RPI = 160
- No. 1 Kansas (5-0) | RPI = 52
- Nebraska (4-1) | RPI = 178
- Iowa State (6-1) | RPI = 161
- No. 25 Oklahoma (3-3) | RPI = 214
- Texas Tech (7-0) | RPI = 48
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We almost lose to a division 2 team...
and our RPI goes up. The human element of judgment goes a long way lol.
Wildcat for life
Also, Wash St...
will be considered a bad loss if we lose and they are undefeated and getting votes to be ranked. Possibly the best team we’ve played, up there with Dayton.
Wildcat for life
I assume you meant "will NOT be considered a bad loss"?
That’s true, despite the Gonzaga loss… with two caveats:
1. The Pac-10 is really weak this year, so Wazzu better do their resume work this month.
2. Home losses are always semi-bad losses. Much better to lost at neutral sites or on the road. If I had my druthers, I’d like to win at least the next two and save the losses for Las Vegas and Mobile.
what I meant was that...
Wash St has and RPI of 146 this day. Team’s over 100 are listed as “bad losses”.
Wildcat for life
Bad Losses only count come tourney time
I can’t imagine the Cougars keeping that low of an RPI (See Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Xavier, etc…)
Loyola will not be a great win by season’s end.
IUPUI will not be a good win by season’s end.
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What mystman said
I didn’t realize you meant “bad loss” on my little chart.
I was thinking long-term.
But I guess it could be. Oregon had a decent non-con showing last year, too, but tanked in conference play.
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