What is the highest RPI a team ever had and was left out of the tournament with
it being 64 teams? I am guessing UNLV in 1992. I think they were in the 20'
somewhere.

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1. RE: How many games does Cal have to win given RPI of 72 in a horribly
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Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 01:30:33 -0500
From: "Evans, Jason \(CNN HLN\)" <jason.evans@...>
Subject: RE: How many games does Cal have to win given RPI of 72 in a horribly
weak PAC-10?

The Pac Ten is getting 3, at the most. So, Cal needs to move solidly ahead of
Arizona and Stanford at least.

Just my opinion.

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Subject: [collegerpi] How many games does Cal have to win given RPI of 72 in a
horribly weak PAC-10?


Cal has three bad losses including a horrible one to Eastern Michigan,
RPI 302 3-14. It seems to me that wins over the stinky six in the
PAC-10 are meaningless and will do virtually nothing to help and that
it will take at least two wins over the 3 better teams in the
conference to make it in (of course, this does not take the conference
tournament into account). Comments?








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