greg.w.h said:
58-7 said:
Spirit856 said:
Why aren't records/standings factored into any of this? Seems like everyone is blindly following RPI..
Performance within conference play (standings) is a determinate.
Key factors in determining the top 8 seeds:
- RPI (Rating Percentage Index): The core metric used by the NCAA committee to rank teams.
- Strength of Schedule (SOS): Performance against high-quality opponents is prioritized over simply having a high win total, as strength of schedule is a major factor.
- Quality Wins/Record: The committee examines record against top-25 teams and performance within conference play.
- Conference Tournament Performance: Late-season success in conference tournaments can significantly influence final seeding.
- Road Performance: A strong record in challenging away environments
All of above with zero transparency…
Absolutely.
The SOS should way SEC very heavy. Other than a couple of other SEC schools, who has played a similar schedule as:
v UCLA when they were #1
@ OU when they were ranked #9 x3
v Geo when they were #7 x3
v sips when they were #2 x 2
@ defending champ LSU x 3
@ Florida when they were #21 x 3
v Aub when they were #8 x 3
@ Ole Miss #20 x 3
v MSU #11 x 3
10-8 vs that group and that is also 15 games vs the top 11
Yet a predicted #23 SOS at the end of the year. Yeah right.