RPI wizards: if UGA loses tonight, what will that do to their RPI?

[drt7891]

For the sake of technicalities, it would be INCREDIBLY helpful if their RPI stays above 100. Would a loss to Vandy put them back above 100?

Also, Ole Miss must lose at all costs and FSU needs to hang on. If those things happen, we will be in Dayton this week, I imagine.

 

[Columbus Dawg]

UT Martin, Northwestern State, Florida Atlantic, and Troy are absolutely killing our RPI.

Substitute those 4 teams with Lehigh, Loyola-Maryland, Ohio, and LaSalle and we are an 11 seed.

We dropped in theRPIsomehow even though Baylor beat Kansas.

Edited to add Lousiana Monroe is also killing us.TheRPI and SOS are huge factors that the committee considers and our numbers are skewed in the wrong direction as much asSouthern Miss's are in the right direction.

 

[msubullie4life]

Georgia's RPI is currently at 99. Of course, it could drop!<div>
</div><div>http://warrennolan.com/basketball/2012/rpi</div><div>
</div><div>FYI, State's RPI is 73. The highest RPI at-large team to receive an at-large bid is 75. In other words, the chances are zero to nothing.</div>

 

[saltslugs]

I would say that statistic shows that we dohave a chance.

 

[msubullie4life]

We aren't out of it statistically. I'll put our chances at < 5% now. It could improve to double digits if all 3 fellow-bubblers -NCSU, Ole Miss and Marshall- lose today and Arizona wins (not going to help our RPI a whole lot since it's this late in the season but we need all the help we could get!).<div>
</div><div>Honestly, I think our resume stacks up pretty well against Iona, Drexel, USF and the like. I'm just mad at Rick and the team for blowing up another could-have-been-great season!</div>