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February 12, 2007

Georgia's NCAA Tourney Resume


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Georgia (14-9, 6-5 SEC) is very much on the bubble with 5 SEC games and a fluffer game vs. Kennesaw State still left pre-SEC tourney. Here's our current tourney resume:
    -- Record vs. Div I teams - 13-9
    -- Current RPI: 43 or 44 (depending on which site you use)
    -- Strength of Schedule Overall: 12
    -- Non-conference Strength of Schedule: 121
    -- SEC Record: 6-5 (4th overall in the league)
    -- Vs. RPI Top 50: 3-7
    -- Vs. RPI Top 100: 7-9
    -- Last 10: 6-4
A 9-7 SEC record would very likely get us into the NCAA tourney. However, our overall record vs. NCAA Div I teams would only be 17-11. We'd need to win the first round SEC tourney game to make it a stone cold lock. More on that later.

Kennesaw State's RPI is only 285. Even with a win over them, our RPI will probably fall a little. Our final SEC schedule looks like this:
    Feb 17 Auburn (home) - no TV
    Feb 21 Ole Miss (away) - no TV
    Feb 24 Miss State (home) - LF Sports
    Feb 28 Kentucky (away) - LF Sports
    Mar 3 Tennessee (home) - TBD
Ole Miss has won four of its last five games, and they have been especially stout at home. Going into Oxford to pick up a win without Mike Mercer will be brutally tough. Or said differently, getting to the NCAAs will likely come down to our final regular season game against the Vols.

See Also:
-- Georgia's Realtime RPI
-- Remaining Schedules for SEC Bubble Teams
-- Barnhart's Sunday NCAA bracket - AJC

PWD

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Auburn, too. We may not have the chance to finish strong unless we start strong. The first real game without MM, too.

If we pull this off, it will be great. Let's GATA.

S.A.W.B. said...

How important is it now that we have the game versus KSU this Wednesday to audition Mercer's replacement? I'd like to thank the scheduling gods for forcing this one to February. Hopefully Felton can get his lineup squared away with this game and then All-Barn.

 
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