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Matches Thread- Volleyball visits Cal (Weds., 4:00 MT) and hosts #15 Utah (Senior Night, Fri., 8:00)
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Update to my thoughts of yesterday:
On VolleyTalk, BluePenguin has updated his RPI projections for teams close to being in on the seeding/hosting. Giving Colorado the win tomorrow and thus Utah the loss, he still shows Utah as a near lock to host and gives Colorado a 55% chance of hosting. So maybe that changes the drama a bit for Utah but still says that Colorado needs to win to have a shot at hosting in the tourney.
Just wanted to mention the 55% chance BeBe mentions above is the chance the Buffs end up with a top 16 RPI if they beat Utah, which MAY or MAY NOT mean they get to host.
Although being THE dynasty team over the last ~15 years probably helped, along with other "resume" factors, I believe Penn State got the #16 seed last season even though their RPI was only 26 at the time of tournament selection. So, although I assume the committee starts with RPI in seeding teams (like they do with selecting teams), they do look at other things.
Although being THE dynasty team over the last ~15 years probably helped, along with other "resume" factors, I believe Penn State got the #16 seed last season even though their RPI was only 26 at the time of tournament selection. So, although I assume the committee starts with RPI in seeding teams (like they do with selecting teams), they do look at other things.
Thanks Aztec for clarifying. I keow that but was posting in a hurry before starting some Thanksgiving dinner prep work.
I'm thinking about going.
And I'm getting excited about the NCAA tourney. I know I might be crazy, but I keep thinking that with a favorable draw and one upset (which this team has what it takes to accomplish)... there's a chance of our Buffs reaching the Final Four.