Pretty good article about NCAA seeding from last year. But I'm researching something else...
How many teams INSIDE the top 64 rpi are left out of the NCAA each year?
What is the lowest rpi thathas typically been the 'safe' number to assure a team of getting into the NCAA without getting bumped by the tourney champions of the mid majors?
Anyhoo...here is the article. And guess who they use as their prime example to start?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/363854-its-a-mismatch-ncaa-tournament-seedings-and-the-uselessness-of-polls
How many teams INSIDE the top 64 rpi are left out of the NCAA each year?
What is the lowest rpi thathas typically been the 'safe' number to assure a team of getting into the NCAA without getting bumped by the tourney champions of the mid majors?
Anyhoo...here is the article. And guess who they use as their prime example to start?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/363854-its-a-mismatch-ncaa-tournament-seedings-and-the-uselessness-of-polls