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#1,053
Updated IMO

VCU
Oklahoma State
Virginia Tech
Kansas State
California
Iowa State
TCU
Miami
Michigan
Michigan State
Arkansas
Wake Forest
Seton Hall
Marquette
Tennessee
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Clemson
Syracuse
Utah
Illinois State
Houston
Rhode Island
Boise State
Ohio State
Georgetown
Indiana
Georgia
Ole Miss
Providence
Pittsburgh
Auburn
Texas Tech
 
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Tuesday's Games to Watch:

TENNESSEE vs. Kentucky

Saint Joseph's vs. VCU
Florida vs. Auburn
Wake Forest vs. Clemson...I would lean WF
Virginia Tech vs. Pittsburgh...I would lean VT
Mississippi State vs. Georgia
LSU vs. Ole Miss
Ohio State vs. Michigan State...I would lean MSU
Boise State vs. New Mexico
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
Tuesday's Games to Watch:

TENNESSEE vs. Kentucky

Saint Joseph's vs. VCU
Florida vs. Auburn
Wake Forest vs. Clemson...I would lean WF
Virginia Tech vs. Pittsburgh...I would lean VT
Mississippi State vs. Georgia
LSU vs. Ole Miss
Ohio State vs. Michigan State...I would lean MSU
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With Clarke out it'll be a tough game for vt.
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
Tuesday's Games to Watch:

TENNESSEE vs. Kentucky

Saint Joseph's vs. VCU
Florida vs. Auburn
Wake Forest vs. Clemson...I would lean WF
Virginia Tech vs. Pittsburgh...I would lean VT
Mississippi State vs. Georgia
LSU vs. Ole Miss
Ohio State vs. Michigan State...I would lean MSU
Boise State vs. New Mexico
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I didn't realize Clemson was 3-9 in conference.
 
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31VFL said:
I didn't realize Clemson was 3-9 in conference.
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Yup, a loss tomorrow and they're just about eliminated...of course if they beat WF then they're also in trouble...perfect world both teams miss out, but seems a little like the whole 2 in the hand saying.
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
It's a little bit of projecting, they've got a pretty easy remaining schedule...it's also a case of, who else? Nobody behind them is any more deserving, at least right now.
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Ok I didn't realize you were projecting. Are guys like Lunardi projecting or giving their fields as they see it at that point in time?
 
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As for Marquette I think they have to go 4-1 to get an rpi In the 60s. Their current rpi makes it tough on them imo.
 
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Stallings has Pitt at 3-9 in the ACC while Dixon has one of the worst D1 programs on the good side of the bubble.
 
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BruinVol said:
Ok I didn't realize you were projecting. Are guys like Lunardi projecting or giving their fields as they see it at that point in time?
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There is absolutely some projecting going on, otherwise teams like Marquette, Georgia Tech and Syracuse would be out in everybody's brackets.
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
Updated IMO

VCU
Oklahoma State
Virginia Tech
Kansas State
California
Iowa State
TCU
Miami
Michigan
Michigan State
Arkansas
Wake Forest
Seton Hall
Marquette
Tennessee
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Clemson
Syracuse
Utah
Illinois State
Houston
Rhode Island
Boise State
Ohio State
Georgetown
Indiana
Georgia
Ole Miss
Providence
Pittsburgh
Auburn
Texas Tech
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Expected resume per rpiforecast:

Michigan: 19-12(9-9) RPI:51 SOS:36
Michigan State: 18-13(10-8) RPI:48 SOS:15
Arkansas: 21-10(10-8) RPI:48 SOS:62
Wake Forest: 17-13(8-10) RPI:38 SOS:10
Seton Hall: 18-12(8-10) RPI:57 SOS:38
Marquette: 18-12(9-9) RPI:76 SOS:60
Tennessee: 16-14(9-9) RPI:55 SOS:14
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Clemson: 16-14(6-12) RPI:66 SOS:24
Syracuse: 18-13(10-8) RPI:72 SOS:40
Utah: 18-10(11-7) RPI:75 SOS:91
Ohio State: 17-14(7-11) RPI:73 SOS:30
Georgetown: 16-15(7-11) RPI:64 SOS:12
Indiana: 17-14(7-11) RPI:78 SOS:37
Georgia: 16-14(8-10) RPI:58 SOS:21
Ole Miss: 18-13(9-9) RPI:73 SOS:46
Providence: 17-14(7-11) RPI:82 SOS:47
Pittsburgh: 16-15(5-13) RPI:58 SOS:4
Auburn: 19-12(8-10) RPI:80 SOS:86
Texas Tech: 19-12(7-11) RPI:90 SOS:87
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
Expected resume per rpiforecast:

Michigan: 19-12(9-9) RPI:51 SOS:36
Michigan State: 18-13(10-8) RPI:48 SOS:15
Arkansas: 21-10(10-8) RPI:48 SOS:62
Wake Forest: 17-13(8-10) RPI:38 SOS:10
Seton Hall: 18-12(8-10) RPI:57 SOS:38
Marquette: 18-12(9-9) RPI:76 SOS:60
Tennessee: 16-14(9-9) RPI:55 SOS:14
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Clemson: 16-14(6-12) RPI:66 SOS:24
Syracuse: 18-13(10-8) RPI:72 SOS:40
Utah: 18-10(11-7) RPI:75 SOS:91
Ohio State: 17-14(7-11) RPI:73 SOS:30
Georgetown: 16-15(7-11) RPI:64 SOS:12
Indiana: 17-14(7-11) RPI:78 SOS:37
Georgia: 16-14(8-10) RPI:58 SOS:21
Ole Miss: 18-13(9-9) RPI:73 SOS:46
Providence: 17-14(7-11) RPI:82 SOS:47
Pittsburgh: 16-15(5-13) RPI:58 SOS:4
Auburn: 19-12(8-10) RPI:80 SOS:86
Texas Tech: 19-12(7-11) RPI:90 SOS:87
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Georgia going to get in. You heard it here first.
 
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BruinVol said:
K. Makes sense
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This year is just weird, I didn't pay attention in 2011 so maybe it was similar that season, but I've never seen one like this. In years past there has been a pretty solid line; RPI north of 65 and you're out, less than 4 games over .500 and you're out...if you applied that to this years current teams you wouldn't be able to field a full field.
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
This year is just weird, I didn't pay attention in 2011 so maybe it was similar that season, but I've never seen one like this. In years past there has been a pretty solid line; RPI north of 65 and you're out, less than 4 games over .500 and you're out...if you applied that to this years current teams you wouldn't be able to field a full field.
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Sums it up. Good post
 
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