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Rufus X. Sarsaparilli
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Tennessee has falled back to #9 in the RPI.
1. Arkansas (unchanged)
2. Fairfield (up 2 spots) finished season w/ 1 loss
3. Texas (unchanged) Off this weekend
4. Vanderbilt (up 2 sports) despite series loss
5. TCU (unchanged) despite home series loss to #110 ULM
6. Arizona (up 1 spot)
7. Texas Tech (up 2 spots)
8. Mississippi State (down 6 spots)
9. Tennessee (down 1 spot)
10. East Carolina (up 5 spots)
11. South Carolina (up1 spot)
12. Ole Miss (down 1 spot) despite series victory over Vanderbilt
I'm not sure a win today would have increased Vols' position by more than 1 sport due to ugly results from past opponents
#22 Charlotte (lost 2 of 4 @ #179 Rice)
#32 Indiana State (lost 3 of 4 to #73 SIU)
#74 UNCG (lost 2 of 3 @ #57 Samford after upsetting #45 UNC midweek)
#78 GSU (lost 2 of 3 @ #130 Elon)
#79 WCU (lost 2 of 3 to #80 Wofford
#153 GaState (went 3 of 4 on week. Losing to #61 Mercer but sweeping @TX State)
#164 Tenn. Tech (lost 2 of 3 @ #224 UTM)
#168 ETSU (lost 2 of 3 @ #209 VMI)
#218 Austin Peay (won 2 of 3 to #135 Jacksonville State)
#260 Lipscomb (lost 2 of 3 w/ #83 SEMO)
The only real positive is Missouri beating Miss. State but that is cancelled out for the most part by the opponents-of-opponents factor
Obviously, national seeds are not decided by RPI or the Stags would be hosting a very cold southern team in 3 weeks time. The Fairmon stadium can set 350 including 80 premium chairback seats.
South Carolina's big weekend with sweep at Kentucky will help UT's RPI but that is negated to a point because of the midweek game w/ #235 Belmont Q4
Belmont has lost 7 straight and 10 of 11
Until this weekend, the big upsets have been really few in the SEC and nationally. Until today, the biggest upset was UGA over Vanderbilt. The dreadful Missouri team blew that out of the water winning 2 of 3 in Starkville. I figured we were due for an upset weekend this weekend and hoped the Vols would be among that number. Alas, it did not happen. However an injury devastated Ole Miss team did outslug Vanderbilt for 2 wins putting them in real contention as a region host.
The Vols are still in good shape for the first round bye in Hoover.
1- Arkansas 19-8
2- Tennessee 18-9
3- Vanderbilt 17-9
4- Mississippi State 17-10 I'm not sure how the tiebreaker works between MSU and UF. However, Both are on road this weekend but MSU's series against Bama has to be considered
4- Florida 17-10 easier than Florida's trip to Arkansas
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6- Ole Miss 16-11 1.0
7- South Carolina 15-12 2.0
8- Alabama 12-14 4.5
9- Georgia 12-15 5.0 clinched tournament spot
10- LSU 11-16 6.0 (holds tiebreaker over Kentucky)
11- Kentucky 11-16 6.0
12- Auburn 8-19 9.0 (holds tiebreaker over aTm)
13- Texas A&M 8-19 9.0
14- Missouri 7-20 10.0
So, 7 teams are mathematically in contention for the bye. South Carolina would need a ton to go right for them. They'd have to sweep UT and hope for another sweep or 2 infront of them as well.
Tennessee holds the tiebreaker over Florida so the Gators will need beat out UT by at least 1/2 game
For the last spot. Missouri actually holds their fate in their own hands to a degree. They hold a tiebreaker against the Aggies and they host Auburn. Win 2 and win 1 more than Aggies (who host LSU) and they get in.
The cancelled game between Vanderbilt and Alabama continues to loom large.
As a #2 seed, Tennessee would play the winner of a #10/#7 game. So that would be South Carolina and LSU as it stands now.
Tennessee should realistically clinch an opening round bye with a single win unless you think the Gators can sweep the Razorbacks next weekend. It will be very hard to be the #2 seed with Vanderbilt hosting Kentucky. I'm not sure if the Wildcats have clinched a conference spot. They can still be tied by A&M and I don't know who holds the tiebreaker between those 2 as they have not played
1. Arkansas (unchanged)
2. Fairfield (up 2 spots) finished season w/ 1 loss
3. Texas (unchanged) Off this weekend
4. Vanderbilt (up 2 sports) despite series loss
5. TCU (unchanged) despite home series loss to #110 ULM
6. Arizona (up 1 spot)
7. Texas Tech (up 2 spots)
8. Mississippi State (down 6 spots)
9. Tennessee (down 1 spot)
10. East Carolina (up 5 spots)
11. South Carolina (up1 spot)
12. Ole Miss (down 1 spot) despite series victory over Vanderbilt
I'm not sure a win today would have increased Vols' position by more than 1 sport due to ugly results from past opponents
#22 Charlotte (lost 2 of 4 @ #179 Rice)
#32 Indiana State (lost 3 of 4 to #73 SIU)
#74 UNCG (lost 2 of 3 @ #57 Samford after upsetting #45 UNC midweek)
#78 GSU (lost 2 of 3 @ #130 Elon)
#79 WCU (lost 2 of 3 to #80 Wofford
#153 GaState (went 3 of 4 on week. Losing to #61 Mercer but sweeping @TX State)
#164 Tenn. Tech (lost 2 of 3 @ #224 UTM)
#168 ETSU (lost 2 of 3 @ #209 VMI)
#218 Austin Peay (won 2 of 3 to #135 Jacksonville State)
#260 Lipscomb (lost 2 of 3 w/ #83 SEMO)
The only real positive is Missouri beating Miss. State but that is cancelled out for the most part by the opponents-of-opponents factor
Obviously, national seeds are not decided by RPI or the Stags would be hosting a very cold southern team in 3 weeks time. The Fairmon stadium can set 350 including 80 premium chairback seats.
South Carolina's big weekend with sweep at Kentucky will help UT's RPI but that is negated to a point because of the midweek game w/ #235 Belmont Q4
Belmont has lost 7 straight and 10 of 11
Until this weekend, the big upsets have been really few in the SEC and nationally. Until today, the biggest upset was UGA over Vanderbilt. The dreadful Missouri team blew that out of the water winning 2 of 3 in Starkville. I figured we were due for an upset weekend this weekend and hoped the Vols would be among that number. Alas, it did not happen. However an injury devastated Ole Miss team did outslug Vanderbilt for 2 wins putting them in real contention as a region host.
The Vols are still in good shape for the first round bye in Hoover.
1- Arkansas 19-8
2- Tennessee 18-9
3- Vanderbilt 17-9
4- Mississippi State 17-10 I'm not sure how the tiebreaker works between MSU and UF. However, Both are on road this weekend but MSU's series against Bama has to be considered
4- Florida 17-10 easier than Florida's trip to Arkansas
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6- Ole Miss 16-11 1.0
7- South Carolina 15-12 2.0
8- Alabama 12-14 4.5
9- Georgia 12-15 5.0 clinched tournament spot
10- LSU 11-16 6.0 (holds tiebreaker over Kentucky)
11- Kentucky 11-16 6.0
12- Auburn 8-19 9.0 (holds tiebreaker over aTm)
13- Texas A&M 8-19 9.0
14- Missouri 7-20 10.0
So, 7 teams are mathematically in contention for the bye. South Carolina would need a ton to go right for them. They'd have to sweep UT and hope for another sweep or 2 infront of them as well.
Tennessee holds the tiebreaker over Florida so the Gators will need beat out UT by at least 1/2 game
For the last spot. Missouri actually holds their fate in their own hands to a degree. They hold a tiebreaker against the Aggies and they host Auburn. Win 2 and win 1 more than Aggies (who host LSU) and they get in.
The cancelled game between Vanderbilt and Alabama continues to loom large.
As a #2 seed, Tennessee would play the winner of a #10/#7 game. So that would be South Carolina and LSU as it stands now.
Tennessee should realistically clinch an opening round bye with a single win unless you think the Gators can sweep the Razorbacks next weekend. It will be very hard to be the #2 seed with Vanderbilt hosting Kentucky. I'm not sure if the Wildcats have clinched a conference spot. They can still be tied by A&M and I don't know who holds the tiebreaker between those 2 as they have not played
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