Alabama was 12-4 in the SEC last year and did not get in--AND, they beat Kentucky during the regular season.Look a little deeper into their numbers. They are 1-6 vs the top 50 RPI and have a #48 RPI rating.
Look a little deeper into their numbers. They are 1-6 vs the top 50 RPI and have a #48 RPI rating.
I think they need to win one more regular season game, or one game in the BET, depending on who they play.
Sub RPI-100 losses: 3 (ODU, Penn State, Auburn)
Top 50 RPI wins: 1 (v. Seton Hall)
v. Top 50: 1-7
v. Top 100: 4-8
12 of their wins are v. sub-100 ranked teams--and Pitt is ranked 98, so if they lose v. Louisville, and against any other teams, they may become two more sub-100 teams. That would make USF 2-8 v. Top 100.
Look, USF is no lock. Their conference record is meaningless.
A comparison:
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/bracketology/team-comparison/CT/SFL
Alabama was 12-4 in the SEC last year and did not get in--AND, they beat Kentucky during the regular season.
USF is still on the bad side of the bubble. They need to beat UL, WVU, and if they lose in the first game of the BET, it better be to a good team.
That's minimum. They're in.
USF has a shot. I just think they're, right now, out. Cincy is not an RPI top 50 team--they're bubble chances aren't looking very good.SF just beat Cincy today, they looking better
That's minimum. They're in.