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Date Posted: 12:34:41 11/14/01 Wed
Author: Ham
Subject: Re: Sorry--BMF is correct
In reply to: No 33 's message, "Sorry--BMF is correct" on 10:53:13 11/14/01 Wed

The RPI formula is:

25% team winning percentage
50% opponents' average winning percentage
25% opponents' opponents' average winning percentage.

This means that we (all the big west schools) need to schedule strong non-conference teams into our season schedules. It doesn't matter too much if we win or lose to stronger teams because 50% of the RPI is based on the opponents winning percentage. I know its hard to get a good team to play us but that is what we need to strive for to get an at-large berth.

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