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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 3082704, member: 2117"] Sort of an interesting dilemma... For safe teams I'd guess: Indiana has really good wins...I think they should be safe. Ohio looks pretty solid too and has no bad losses, so I think they get in. Auburn has a stronger resume than Tennessee or Arkansas. Their wins over UNC and Mizzou are equivalent or better than Tennessee's, and their losses are to Tennessee, while Tennessee has losses to Vandy/Alabama. I think they're safe. For the last spot, it really comes down to what the committee values: TCU has a couple of good wins (K-State/Iowa State) coupled with a bad loss to Ok St. UCF has a very high RPI but I honestly have no idea how that worked out so well for them...nothing about their resume screams tournament team IMO. Tennessee has the worst losses but also 5 wins over top 50 RPI teams. Name recognition could help and will be used as an excuse by many if they make the cut. Arkansas has a lower RPI and seems like the least likely to get in of the 3, but has a case since they finished the year picking up two massive wins against top 20 RPI teams in the final weekend. I'd pick TCU or UCF over the bottom 2 SEC teams, but we'll see what happens. Honestly [/QUOTE]