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If they win their conference tournament and beat OK state, they will be a seed. You can't just ignore #1 RPI. Missouri St winning the conference tournament will make the decision a lot easier.

I'm not saying they definitely wont, but their resume just isn't indicative of a national seed, period. People need to look beyond just that overall resume indicator. They got to that through not playing many bad (RPO 200+) teams and playing a lot of road games, not for actually winning weekend series against good teams. For your typical national seed they will have about half as many weekend series wins against "good" teams...and beating the good teams should be the very major factor in deciding national seeds.

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Posted by Projectpat

Houston, TX

Member since Sep 2011

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Posted on 5/11/15 at 4:08 pm to bbap

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That matters not. I didnt question your timetable, just that you said they have the #1 seed locked up. They do not and showed you why. You thought you would be cute and catch me not knowing how many games my own team has left. But it was clear to everyone else i was counting the sec tourney.

OP spends time posting this info for everyone and the whole first page is people nit picking over semantics and calling the OP names and everyone upvotes them. Solid contributions guys.

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Posted by Hawgeye

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Member since Jun 2009

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Posted on 5/11/15 at 4:14 pm to Farmer1906

TCU has solid OOC scheduling and wins

@RPI 25 AZ State: won 2/3
RPI 20 Rice: won 1/1
RPI 1 Dallas Baptist: won 1/1
@RPI 1 Dallas Baptist: lost

Dodgertown Classic in Los Angeles
Won 2/3 against RPI 26 USC(loss) 2 UCLA(win) 14 Vandy(win)

They've also played 20/48 games on the road/neutral

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