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Message: [QUOTE="dbmill, post: 4300242, member: 2504"] To add in some more. Bryant had an RPI of 81 in 2021, they currently have an RPI of 171 for 2022. Rhode Island had an RPI of 75 in 2021, they currently have an RPI of 204 for 2022. Both these schools have traditionally year to year been closer to their 2021 RPI than what they are currently showing. Just because these schools are in the north doesn't make them traditionally bad baseball schools. Also, Northeastern in 2021 had an RPI of 39, they have an RPI of 153 currently for the 2022 season. Kent State has been a baseball power in the midwest for the last couple decades. Before this season they were neck and neck with UConn for the most wins by a baseball school north of the Mason Dixon Line over the last decade. They have gone from an RPI of 150 last season to an RPI of 191 so far this season. UConn just had a lot of bad luck in how weak their 2022 out of conference schedule ended up being. [/QUOTE]