February 5, 200917 yr With Miami posting a big win, and UC playing well, that doesn't help UK in anyway.
February 5, 200917 yr With Miami posting a big win, and UC playing well, that doesn't help UK in anyway. I'm just asking this out of pure curiousity - what does UC playing well have to do with UK in anyways?
February 5, 200917 yr Author Before tonight's game they had an RPI of 59, with an SOS of 23, plus they have won more than they have lost recently... UK has an RPI of 75, with a SOS of 92, losing three straight...interesting to say the least.
February 5, 200917 yr RP is just trying to stir things as usual. Miami beat UK, so it does help in that sense.
February 5, 200917 yr RP is just trying to stir things as usual. Miami beat UK, so it does help in that sense. 100% :thumb::lol:
February 5, 200917 yr Author I'm just asking this out of pure curiousity - what does UC playing well have to do with UK in anyways? I believe that UK is right now in the bubble zone....UC is vying to get in that spot.....I believe it works, heck I started the thread.
February 5, 200917 yr I believe that UK is right now in the bubble zone....UC is vying to get in that spot.....I believe it works, heck I started the thread. Honestly, if UC won out, won the Big East title and made it to the Final Four, it would have no bearing on UK's season whatsoever. :lol:
February 5, 200917 yr I believe that UK is right now in the bubble zone....UC is vying to get in that spot.....I believe it works, heck I started the thread. An RPI of 75 is outer edge of the bubble. However, there is still a lot of season left.
February 5, 200917 yr An RPI of 75 is outer edge of the bubble. However, there is still a lot of season left. RPI isn't nearly as big a factor as you think it is.
February 5, 200917 yr Author RPI isn't nearly as big a factor as you think it is. You're right but record -vs- it is....and last ten.....fact is UK's SOS isn't very good, and they aren't winning, UC's is and they are around .500 in the toughest conference in the country.
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