Post by bennyskid on Dec 20, 2015 21:03:09 GMT -8
From ESPN, the current estimated RPIs.
(19) Utah .6298 9-2
(24) Oregon State .6250 7-2
(31) Colorado .6100 9-1
(34) USC .6094 9-2
(36) Oregon .6080 9-2
(44) Arizona State .5989 8-3
(52) UCLA .5874 8-4
(55) Arizona .5851 11-1
(82) California .5586 9-2
(91) Stanford .5503 5-4
(94) Washington .5471 7-3
(209) Washington State .4743 6-2
Once the conference season starts, the average RPI within the conference isn't going to change much. Every game is going to benefit one team and hurt the other in roughly equal proportion. An RPI in the 40's is usually enough for an NCAA bid, which means that things are setting up nicely for the Pac-12 to be a five- or six-bid league this year. Right now I'd say that any team that wins 10 games in conference (except maybe WSU) will almost definitely be in the dance, and 9-9 might be good enough as well.
(19) Utah .6298 9-2
(24) Oregon State .6250 7-2
(31) Colorado .6100 9-1
(34) USC .6094 9-2
(36) Oregon .6080 9-2
(44) Arizona State .5989 8-3
(52) UCLA .5874 8-4
(55) Arizona .5851 11-1
(82) California .5586 9-2
(91) Stanford .5503 5-4
(94) Washington .5471 7-3
(209) Washington State .4743 6-2
Once the conference season starts, the average RPI within the conference isn't going to change much. Every game is going to benefit one team and hurt the other in roughly equal proportion. An RPI in the 40's is usually enough for an NCAA bid, which means that things are setting up nicely for the Pac-12 to be a five- or six-bid league this year. Right now I'd say that any team that wins 10 games in conference (except maybe WSU) will almost definitely be in the dance, and 9-9 might be good enough as well.
