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Very much agree with this. Winning teams know the little things to do to win games, especially close ones. These kinds of teams cause all kinds of problems for the 20-11 teams from the BCS leagues. Looking forward to it.
]]>All these teams possess gaudy records if not resumes. Should make for some interesting first round matchups.
]]>I think Temple is probably a better bet since they don’t have any bad losses (RPI >100). All of the other teams have at least one bad loss except MSU, who is lacking in good wins.
]]>Baylor: 24-6 (11-5), 8 RPI, 21 SOS, 2-3 vs. RPI 1-25, 4-1 vs. RPI 26-50, 5-1 vs. RPI 51-100
Vanderbilt: 23-7 (12-4), 20 RPI, 24 SOS, 2-2, 2-0, 8-4
Tennessee: 23-7 (11-5), 13 RPI, 23 SOS, 2-4, 1-0, 9-2
Michigan St: 24-7 (14-4), 26 RPI, 40 SOS, 2-2, 1-2, 5-3
Wisconsin: 23-7 (13-5), 18 RPI, 20 SOS, 3-1, 2-3, 4-2
Temple: 26-5 (14-2), 14 RPI, 71 SOS, 2-3, 4-0, 3-2
Texas A&M: 22-8 (11-5), 12 RPI, 6 SOS, 2-5, 3-3, 4-0
I could see a case for Temple but they played in a much less difficult conference. Baylor has 2 more top-100 wins than A&M and a better non-conference record. It was close but Baylor has the best resume.
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