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[QUOTE="Plebe, post: 1998395, member: 6927"] The loss to Vanderbilt (RPI #116) is technically worse than the one to MTSU (#73). But more importantly, the wins over Auburn and NC State give Tulane two all-important top-50 wins that will put them in the at-large conversation. I think it's tough to assess a team's tournament worth based on performance vs. UConn. DePaul and USF suffered a worse beating on UConn's home floor than, say, Chattanooga and Dayton, but that would not reflect their respective prospects for an at-large bid. [/QUOTE]
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