Who are these two eerily similar teams?

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As of today, both of these teams are solidly in the NCAA Tournament field, nowhere near the bubble. Taking a snapshot of their resumes finds they are eerily similar. Can you name the two teams? No cheating or Google help, please.

Team A
RPI: 33
Overall Record: 16-5
Conference Record: 3-4
Road/Neutral Record: 4-5
Record vs. RPI Top 50: 4-4
Record vs. RPI Top 100: 5-5
Best 3 RPI Wins: #25, #32, #35 (total = 92)
Bad Losses (RPI 101+): none
Overall SOS: 67
Nonconference SOS: 223

Team B
RPI: 26
Overall Record: 16-6
Conference Record: 5-5
Road/Neutral Record: 5-5
Record vs. RPI Top 50: 3-4
Record vs. RPI Top 100: 5-4
Best 3 RPI Wins: #11, #13, #14 (total = 38)
Bad Losses (RPI 101+): 2 (#126, #137)
Overall SOS: 33
Nonconference SOS: 122
 



MSU has 9 losses now, not 5.. pretty sure the gophers are team B
 




Team A is not Sparty, Penn State or Cincinnati. I'll give you guys until 9 a.m. If you don't have it by then, I'll let you know who Team A is.
 


i'm guessing team A is a big east team to have an under .500 record and still have that rpi
 





Ding ding! Missouri is correct.

Mizzou is one team I'm going to measure the Gophers against the rest of the season, especially if either or both creep their way backward toward the bubble. They are parallel in so many ways, especially with regards to being stellar at home but p*ss poor in true road games. Thank the Lord for the Gophers' two high-quality neutral-court wins. ... North Carolina and West Virginia are holding up our road/neutral record.
 

SelectionSunday said:
Ding ding! Missouri is correct.

Mizzou is one team I'm going to compare the Gophers against the rest of the season, especially if either or both creep their way backward toward the bubble. They are parallel in so many ways, especially with regards to being stellar at home but p*ss poor on the road.
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It's to easy when you give the team's RPI!
 



Yes, the next time I do an exercise similar to this I'll leave out the RPI.
 


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