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Message: [QUOTE="dbmill, post: 3106964, member: 2504"] Keep in mind that another reason UConn has such a good RPI is that it has played virtually all its games on the road to this point. Now they start playing a bunch of home games. Because there is a bonus in the RPI to playing on the road, winning the home games won't carry as much of a kick, while losing a home game will carry more of a kick. We'll see what happens, but it wouldn't surprise me that UConn's RPI drops a bit now from its current lofty height as the season progresses. Still, they look to be in very good shape for getting into NCAA tourney action in June. [/QUOTE]