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[QUOTE="Bone Dog, post: 4518212, member: 12088"] Another way to put this, using Warren Nolan's RPI table, is in terms of Quad wins. For Quad 1 & 2 wins among the top teams, ~13 seems to be the norm. We have 12, Stanford has 11, IU and Duke have 13. But add in Quad 3 wins, and larger differences emerge. UConn has 19 Quad 1-3 wins, Stanford and Duke have 17, IU and SC have 16, and it drops from there. Even more telling is how many Quad 4 games any of these teams has even scheduled. [ATTACH type="full"]83598[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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