TCU in, Houston and UCF out
The Chairman was asked about TCU and he said many of their players are finally back from injuries. I can’t remember much else. The RPI is just one thing they consider.
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They focused on top 50 wins over rpi. TCU has a competitive advantage in the B12 with more opportunities. They also have a great track record, something TU enjoyed for years.
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So if TU fired its coaching staff and hired a new staff, the chairman would include Tulane because we now have good leadership. I guess not. That is total BS. The 59 RPI reflects those wins against OU. Did OU not make the tournament because they lost so bad. Just make up whatever you want. I guess it’s raining lemonade today. More likely OU was preparing their rotation for the tournament and didn’t care as much about winning the conference tourney. Is the chairman that stupid? No. Anyone who believes his explanation is. Just ranting ....no response needed. Just tired of the P5 bs.HoustonWave wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 7:25 pmThey also destroyed OU in the Big 12 tournament.
More ranting....So ECU has a 10 national seed but an RPI of #5. Louisville has a 7 national seed but an RPI of #9. So should ECU and Louisville win there hosted regionals, ECU is going to Louisville for the Super.....more NCAA BS.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
ECU lost 3 of their last 4 going into the NCAA’s. The committee will use that against you if you’re a G5.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 3:37 pm More ranting....So ECU has a 10 national seed but an RPI of #5. Louisville has a 7 national seed but an RPI of #9. So should ECU and Louisville win there hosted regionals, ECU is going to Louisville for the Super.....more NCAA BS.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
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Breaking News!!! The P5 schools get treated better than G5 schools--shocker. The other lesson in all this is quit relying so much on the RPI--it's largely a BS index--just one more subjective rating. Sounds like the NCAA put more emphasis on late season momentum than on much of anything else. In the end, who cares, we have bigger problems right here in Tulane baseball. When the day comes that we might even sniff a Regional, maybe then we can worry about who the NCAA is picking and not picking.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 3:37 pm More ranting....So ECU has a 10 national seed but an RPI of #5. Louisville has a 7 national seed but an RPI of #9. So should ECU and Louisville win there hosted regionals, ECU is going to Louisville for the Super.....more NCAA BS.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
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Maybe it matters because two of the teams left out where from the AAC. And the other school slighted for a national seed also plays for the AAC. I would like to see our conference get what it earns, not the P5 cronyism. The NCAA makes up a story to fit their agenda. So this time it’s last three games for TCU. They didn’t win their tournament.HoustonWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 6:39 pmBreaking News!!! The P5 schools get treated better than G5 schools--shocker. The other lesson in all this is quit relying so much on the RPI--it's largely a BS index--just one more subjective rating. Sounds like the NCAA put more emphasis on late season momentum than on much of anything else. In the end, who cares, we have bigger problems right here in Tulane baseball. When the day comes that we might even sniff a Regional, maybe then we can worry about who the NCAA is picking and not picking.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 3:37 pm More ranting....So ECU has a 10 national seed but an RPI of #5. Louisville has a 7 national seed but an RPI of #9. So should ECU and Louisville win there hosted regionals, ECU is going to Louisville for the Super.....more NCAA BS.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
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This was a down year for AAC baseball. The debate throughout the season was wether we would get 2 or 3 teams into the Regionals. We got three in, despite ECU’s tournament flop, and Cincy and UConn got in because UH and Tulane both belly flopped—that’s not the NCAA’s fault.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 10:48 pmMaybe it matters because two of the teams left out where from the AAC. And the other school slighted for a national seed also plays for the AAC. I would like to see our conference get what it earns, not the P5 cronyism. The NCAA makes up a story to fit their agenda. So this time it’s last three games for TCU. They didn’t win their tournament.HoustonWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 6:39 pmBreaking News!!! The P5 schools get treated better than G5 schools--shocker. The other lesson in all this is quit relying so much on the RPI--it's largely a BS index--just one more subjective rating. Sounds like the NCAA put more emphasis on late season momentum than on much of anything else. In the end, who cares, we have bigger problems right here in Tulane baseball. When the day comes that we might even sniff a Regional, maybe then we can worry about who the NCAA is picking and not picking.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 3:37 pm More ranting....So ECU has a 10 national seed but an RPI of #5. Louisville has a 7 national seed but an RPI of #9. So should ECU and Louisville win there hosted regionals, ECU is going to Louisville for the Super.....more NCAA BS.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
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Read the baseball america article. The RPI formula was wacky this year, may need to b adjusted.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 10:48 pmMaybe it matters because two of the teams left out where from the AAC. And the other school slighted for a national seed also plays for the AAC. I would like to see our conference get what it earns, not the P5 cronyism. The NCAA makes up a story to fit their agenda. So this time it’s last three games for TCU. They didn’t win their tournament.HoustonWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 6:39 pmBreaking News!!! The P5 schools get treated better than G5 schools--shocker. The other lesson in all this is quit relying so much on the RPI--it's largely a BS index--just one more subjective rating. Sounds like the NCAA put more emphasis on late season momentum than on much of anything else. In the end, who cares, we have bigger problems right here in Tulane baseball. When the day comes that we might even sniff a Regional, maybe then we can worry about who the NCAA is picking and not picking.McWave wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 3:37 pm More ranting....So ECU has a 10 national seed but an RPI of #5. Louisville has a 7 national seed but an RPI of #9. So should ECU and Louisville win there hosted regionals, ECU is going to Louisville for the Super.....more NCAA BS.
More on TCU, so they crushed OU in the Big 12 tourney. OU's RPI is 43 and has a losing conference record 11-13.
Is there a bias to the big boys, probably. But that is the reality in all sports.