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[QUOTE="KnightBridgeAZ, post: 3875278, member: 591"] SOS / RPI have no real meaning. Strictly using the NET. In this Covid season, I do agree that the lack of OOC games by some / many schools (and even the unequal playing of conference games) make the committee's job more difficult. Still, the pool of so-called mid-major teams that merit an at large bid (for being better than eligible P5 teams) is very small. Largely because, unlike the men's side, there has been little development of the mid-major level. Only the new Big East, the American (at least while UConn was there), historically the A10 have shown a consistent ability to get multiple bids. And over half the conferences are 1 bid and are unlikely to ever be anything but 1 bid. The remaining conferences historically have some 2 team years, for example the MAC, WCC, MVC . . . [/QUOTE]
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