SEC leads with 10 teams in the Top 60 RPI

[anon_9qtxg60vqzy0y]

Next time anyone feels the urge to pile on our team, remember this, this isn't your grandfather's SEC anymore. And we're 4-1 with 2 road wins already.

 

[wromanp7]

Don’t be talkin bout my grandfather.

 

[WCSPlayedWRInHS]

Don’t be talkin bout my grandfather.

and to add to this quote, if my grandfather is alive, doesn’t that make this his sec?

 

[cats2010]

The Sec has sucked as a whole for the last 20 plus years but prior to that they were actually really good.

 

[BlueBlood66]

RPI? What is this, 1965?

 

[tluck88]

The SEC is by far the best conference in the nation at the moment . Go Cats !!

 

[CatEye2010]

RPI? What is this, 1965?

Yes, the same RPI that the Selection Committee uses. Like it or not, for now, it matters.

 

[drainthatub]

The ncaa will figure out a way to have 10 acc teams and 5 sec teams by March. Never fails.

 

[TheSpottedD]

The SEC is by far the best conference in the nation at the moment . Go Cats !!

You better hush, that goes against the entire narrative that the big 12, with their 6 teams in the top 60 are the best. I can assure, the right people will hear about your post and they won't like it.

 

[MojoYamamoto]

I noticed watching the game on Saturday that ESPN listed Kenpom ratings for SEC teams, and the league doesn't rate as well by that metric. In the past ESPN has always used RPI. I haven't watched many games this year other than UK games, but I can remember one other time that RPI was. Has ESPN switched to using metrics other than RPI more?