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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 3054116, member: 199"] The problem with MsSt is their RPI is #9 according to the NCAA RPI ranking: [URL="https://www.ncaa.com/rankings/basketball-women/d1/ncaa-womens-basketball-rpi"]DI Women's Basketball Rankings - NCAA Women's Basketball RPI | NCAA.com[/URL] And ND and Louisville are all significantly higher so I just do not see MsSt being awarded a #1 seed over either as long as they both meet in the ACC tournament and they do not have another loss which I think is likely. (And at this point RPI ranking is not going to move a lot from where it is.) Note that both Stanford and Oregon have better RPI as well. And yes Uconn is at #5, but with the win over ND and the two losses being to Baylor and Louisville the resume is significantly better outside of the RPI. MsSt is suffering from a really weak SEC this year and what has turned into a pretty weak OOC. [/QUOTE]