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All RPI references are courtesy of Jerry Palm @ CollegeRPI.com.
RPI Sweet 16
1. Tennessee (7-0)
2. Georgetown (9-1)
3. Kentucky (7-2)
4. Kansas (9-0)
5. Duke (10-0)
6. BYU (10-0)
7. UConn (8-0)
8. Florida (7-2)
9. UNLV (9-1)
10. Ohio State (8-0)
11. West Virginia (7-2)
12. Pitt (10-1)
13. Boston College (8-2)
14. Syracuse (10-0)
15. Old Dominion (8-2)
16. Miami-Florida (7-2)
Big Ten in the RPI
10. Ohio State (8-0)
23. Illinois (10-1)
26. Minnesota (9-1)
41. Wisconsin (9-2)
44. Michigan State (6-3)
48. Purdue (9-1)
62. Michigan (6-2)
77. Northwestern (6-0)
82. Penn State (7-3)
96. Indiana (7-2)
240. Iowa (5-5)
Week 5 Non-BCS Wins over BCS
Ball State 79, DePaul 77
BYU 87, Arizona 65
Coastal Carolina 78, LSU 69
East Tennessee State 63, Mississippi State 62
Indiana State 73, DePaul 51
Kent State 56, South Florida 51
North Carolina-Wilmington 81, Wake Forest 69
St. Bonaventure 67, St. John's 66
San Diego State 77, Cal 57
Southern Miss 80, Cal 78
Temple 68, Georgetown 65
TCU 81, Texas Tech 77
Non-BCS Wins over BCS by School (cumulative)
4: Temple
2: BYU, Central Florida, Florida Atlantic, Memphis, Richmond, St. Mary's, Southern Miss, TCU, UNLV, VCU, Xavier
1: Ball State, Bradley, Cal State-Northridge, Campbell, Coastal Carolina, Davidson, Dayton, East Tennessee State, Gonzaga, Harvard, Indiana State, Jacksonville, Kennesaw State, Kent State, LaSalle, Long Beach State, Montana, Murray State, New Mexico, Nicholls State, North Carolina-Asheville, North Carolina-Wilmington, North Texas, Northern Iowa, Old Dominion, Princeton, Rider, St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph's, St. Peter's, Samford, San Diego State, San Francisco, San Jose State, Seattle, South Dakota State, Stetson, Texas Southern, Tulsa, UAB, Utah Valley State, UTEP, Western Carolina, Wichita State, Winthrop, Yale
Non-BCS Wins over BCS by Conference -- 72 (cumulative)
12: Atlantic 10
9: Conference USA
8: Mountain West
5: Atlantic Sun
4: Colonial, Missouri Valley, WCC
3: Big South, Ivy, Southern, Sun Belt
2: Big West, Metro Atlantic, MAC
1: Big Sky, Great West, Independents, Ohio Valley, Southland, SWAC, Summit, WAC
Week 5 BCS vs. BCS Results
Arkansas 71, Seton Hall 62
Boston College 88, Providence 86
Georgia 73, Georgia Tech 72
Iowa State 75, Iowa 72
Kentucky 81, Indiana 62
Kentucky 72, Notre Dame 58
Missouri 85, Vanderbilt 82
Providence 82, Alabama 70
Rutgers 63, Auburn 54
Syracuse 72, Michigan State 58
Tennessee 83, Pitt 76
Texas A&M 63, Washington 62
Virginia Tech 79, Penn State 69
Wisconsin 69, Marquette 64
BCS Conferences Head-to-Head (89 games played)
1. Big East (21-12, 63.6%)
2. SEC (15-13, 53.6%)
3. Big Ten (16-14, 53.3%)
4. ACC (18-21, 46.2%)
5. Big 12 (12-15, 44.4%)
6. Pac 10 (7-14, 33.3)
The Undefeateds (14)
Baylor, BYU, Central Florida, Cincinnati, Cleveland State, Duke, Kansas, Louisville, Northwestern, Ohio State, San Diego State, Syracuse, Tennessee, UConn
Top-50 Wins by the Big Ten (8)
Minnesota (2): vs. West Virginia (11), vs. North Carolina (18)
Wisconsin (2): vs. Boston College (13), NC STATE (32)
Ohio State (1): @ Florida (8)
Illinois (1): NORTH CAROLINA (18)
Iowa (1): NORTHERN IOWA (49)
Michigan State (1): vs. Washington (50)
Gopher Nonconference Opponents in the RPI
11. West Virginia (7-2)
18. North Carolina (7-3)
52. Akron (3-3)
67. Virginia (6-3)
78. North Dakota State (4-3)
108. Wofford (4-6)
122. Saint Joseph's (3-7)
125. Western Kentucky (5-5)
142. Cornell (2-6)
160. Siena (3-6)
202. South Dakota State (5-2)
297. Eastern Kentucky (3-5)
Week 5 Team of the Week: Boston College -- The Eagles and first-year head coach Steve Donahue have it rolling since a surprising early-season loss to Yale. Last week BC won a pair of nail-biters, 88-86 over Providence and, more impressively, a 79-75 win in their ACC opener @ Maryland.
Week 5 Team of the Weak: DePaul -- Oliver Purnell knew he was taking on a major rebuilding job in Chicago/Rosemont, and last week that point was driven home. The once mighty Blue Demons (where are you Joe Ponsetto, Mark Aguirre, Rod Strickland?) lost to a pair of non-BCS programs, Indiana State and Ball State.
RPI Sweet 16
1. Tennessee (7-0)
2. Georgetown (9-1)
3. Kentucky (7-2)
4. Kansas (9-0)
5. Duke (10-0)
6. BYU (10-0)
7. UConn (8-0)
8. Florida (7-2)
9. UNLV (9-1)
10. Ohio State (8-0)
11. West Virginia (7-2)
12. Pitt (10-1)
13. Boston College (8-2)
14. Syracuse (10-0)
15. Old Dominion (8-2)
16. Miami-Florida (7-2)
Big Ten in the RPI
10. Ohio State (8-0)
23. Illinois (10-1)
26. Minnesota (9-1)
41. Wisconsin (9-2)
44. Michigan State (6-3)
48. Purdue (9-1)
62. Michigan (6-2)
77. Northwestern (6-0)
82. Penn State (7-3)
96. Indiana (7-2)
240. Iowa (5-5)
Week 5 Non-BCS Wins over BCS
Ball State 79, DePaul 77
BYU 87, Arizona 65
Coastal Carolina 78, LSU 69
East Tennessee State 63, Mississippi State 62
Indiana State 73, DePaul 51
Kent State 56, South Florida 51
North Carolina-Wilmington 81, Wake Forest 69
St. Bonaventure 67, St. John's 66
San Diego State 77, Cal 57
Southern Miss 80, Cal 78
Temple 68, Georgetown 65
TCU 81, Texas Tech 77
Non-BCS Wins over BCS by School (cumulative)
4: Temple
2: BYU, Central Florida, Florida Atlantic, Memphis, Richmond, St. Mary's, Southern Miss, TCU, UNLV, VCU, Xavier
1: Ball State, Bradley, Cal State-Northridge, Campbell, Coastal Carolina, Davidson, Dayton, East Tennessee State, Gonzaga, Harvard, Indiana State, Jacksonville, Kennesaw State, Kent State, LaSalle, Long Beach State, Montana, Murray State, New Mexico, Nicholls State, North Carolina-Asheville, North Carolina-Wilmington, North Texas, Northern Iowa, Old Dominion, Princeton, Rider, St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph's, St. Peter's, Samford, San Diego State, San Francisco, San Jose State, Seattle, South Dakota State, Stetson, Texas Southern, Tulsa, UAB, Utah Valley State, UTEP, Western Carolina, Wichita State, Winthrop, Yale
Non-BCS Wins over BCS by Conference -- 72 (cumulative)
12: Atlantic 10
9: Conference USA
8: Mountain West
5: Atlantic Sun
4: Colonial, Missouri Valley, WCC
3: Big South, Ivy, Southern, Sun Belt
2: Big West, Metro Atlantic, MAC
1: Big Sky, Great West, Independents, Ohio Valley, Southland, SWAC, Summit, WAC
Week 5 BCS vs. BCS Results
Arkansas 71, Seton Hall 62
Boston College 88, Providence 86
Georgia 73, Georgia Tech 72
Iowa State 75, Iowa 72
Kentucky 81, Indiana 62
Kentucky 72, Notre Dame 58
Missouri 85, Vanderbilt 82
Providence 82, Alabama 70
Rutgers 63, Auburn 54
Syracuse 72, Michigan State 58
Tennessee 83, Pitt 76
Texas A&M 63, Washington 62
Virginia Tech 79, Penn State 69
Wisconsin 69, Marquette 64
BCS Conferences Head-to-Head (89 games played)
1. Big East (21-12, 63.6%)
2. SEC (15-13, 53.6%)
3. Big Ten (16-14, 53.3%)
4. ACC (18-21, 46.2%)
5. Big 12 (12-15, 44.4%)
6. Pac 10 (7-14, 33.3)
The Undefeateds (14)
Baylor, BYU, Central Florida, Cincinnati, Cleveland State, Duke, Kansas, Louisville, Northwestern, Ohio State, San Diego State, Syracuse, Tennessee, UConn
Top-50 Wins by the Big Ten (8)
Minnesota (2): vs. West Virginia (11), vs. North Carolina (18)
Wisconsin (2): vs. Boston College (13), NC STATE (32)
Ohio State (1): @ Florida (8)
Illinois (1): NORTH CAROLINA (18)
Iowa (1): NORTHERN IOWA (49)
Michigan State (1): vs. Washington (50)
Gopher Nonconference Opponents in the RPI
11. West Virginia (7-2)
18. North Carolina (7-3)
52. Akron (3-3)
67. Virginia (6-3)
78. North Dakota State (4-3)
108. Wofford (4-6)
122. Saint Joseph's (3-7)
125. Western Kentucky (5-5)
142. Cornell (2-6)
160. Siena (3-6)
202. South Dakota State (5-2)
297. Eastern Kentucky (3-5)
Week 5 Team of the Week: Boston College -- The Eagles and first-year head coach Steve Donahue have it rolling since a surprising early-season loss to Yale. Last week BC won a pair of nail-biters, 88-86 over Providence and, more impressively, a 79-75 win in their ACC opener @ Maryland.
Week 5 Team of the Weak: DePaul -- Oliver Purnell knew he was taking on a major rebuilding job in Chicago/Rosemont, and last week that point was driven home. The once mighty Blue Demons (where are you Joe Ponsetto, Mark Aguirre, Rod Strickland?) lost to a pair of non-BCS programs, Indiana State and Ball State.