A Sea Of Red

Posted: **March 9th, 2007, 10:23 pm**

109 0.513 10 4 10 4 Liberty
78 0.538 9 3 9 3 Virginia Military
26 0.606 12 3 12 3 Coastal Carolina

for what its worth

Posted: **March 9th, 2007, 10:58 pm**

It's a start...
...seems like the team has hovered around 100 the past couple of years. At least in baseball, conference play doesn't kill the RPI.

Posted: **March 11th, 2007, 11:48 am**

Warrennolan.com has us at 98 as of March 11. Coastal is the highest in the Big South at 30. By the way, in case you are wondering, Winthrop is listed at 144.

Posted: **March 30th, 2007, 12:04 pm**

at least on the http://www.warrennolan.com/baseball/2007/rpi

Coastal ...... #11
Liberty ....... #67
VMI ............ #82
High Point .. #84
Winthrop .... #85
Radfurd ..... #144
Gard Webb. #183
Chuck So.... #228

Posted: **March 30th, 2007, 2:11 pm**

From Boyds World

66 0.545 17 10 17 10 Liberty

Did not feel like cutting and pasting everyone. The Big South checks in at #10 as a conference. Southern at #11.

http://www.boydsworld.com/baseball/rpi/currentrpi.html

Posted: **April 4th, 2007, 3:16 pm**

we've dropped to #70 after the W&M loss

thats from #53 or 56 a week ago

Posted: **April 4th, 2007, 5:26 pm**

The boys need a kick in the butt. I'm sure MR is letting them know they are not making the necessary adjustments at the plate. Making adjustments at the plate can only happen if they are willing to acknowledge the flaws in their swings. From what I have heard they lead the league in pop ups which is never a good thing. Every team goes through mini-slumps. The best teams make the adjustments necessary to break out of bad habbits with extra work. Last years team was more consiistent at the plate and on defense. Reality is we may not be as good this year...even though on paper ( RPI ) it says so. That is why RPI can also be very misleading as well. Plenty of time to turn it around fellas.
Get R done

Posted: **April 4th, 2007, 10:57 pm**

hopefully we can string some good wins together soon. Once George Mason at home hits, the rest of the schedule will be extremly tough! Including Va Tech twice, coastal, winthrop, and VMI. I retract my statement from a few weeks ago about VMI being not that good. I have seen them play, and they are extremely well coached and an extremely good pitching ball club. The series coming up will be an absolute handful every weekend.

Posted: **April 5th, 2007, 9:53 am**

sitemdown77 wrote:hopefully we can string some good wins together soon. Once George Mason at home hits, the rest of the schedule will be extremly tough! Including Va Tech twice, coastal, winthrop, and VMI. I retract my statement from a few weeks ago about VMI being not that good. I have seen them play, and they are extremely well coached and an extremely good pitching ball club. The series coming up will be an absolute handful every weekend.

agreed on VMI.

I mentioned on Presby's board (they asked, BTW) that this years team over there is very good.

be interesting to see if they sustain it though.

Posted: **April 5th, 2007, 9:58 pm**

I am pretty confident they will sustain it. Pitching has been fantastic for 'em. Barham has looked good, and Bowman has been sittin 91-94 pretty much. Along with the new stadium and the atmosphere there this year (which was extremely nice), Ikenberry seems to be doing a very good job along with the two assistants who are both in their 2nd year there.

Posted: **April 25th, 2007, 8:14 pm**

For what it is worth (and in our case that's not much) here is the RPI from the 293 Division I schools:

13. UVa
15. CCU
54. Va Tech
66. HPU
70. VMI
79. Liberty
99. Winthrop
170. Longood
178. G-W
209. Radford

Posted: **April 26th, 2007, 2:50 pm**

complete stats from http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/weeklyrpi ... Arpi3.html

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 ------- Division I Only -------- 
Rank Prev Rank Name        Conf      W-L   Road    Neut    Home  Non-Div I 

15   18   Coastal Caro.  Big South  33-8   5-6    0- 0- 0  28-2  0-0  
66   73   High Point     Big South  23-20  10-11  0- 0- 0  13-9  0-0  
70   74   VMI            Big South  28-13  8-11   0- 0- 0  20-2  0-0  
79   78   Liberty        Big South  26-16  6-6    1- 1- 0  19-9  0-0  
99   97   Winthrop       Big South  25-19  5-8    1- 1- 0  19-10 0-0  
171  155  UNC Asheville  Big South  17-27  11-18  0- 2- 0  6-7   0-0  
209  205  Radford        Big South  8-28   3-18   1- 1- 0  4-9   0-0  
220  213  Charleston So. Big South  16-30  2-13   0- 0- 0  14-16 0-1

Posted: **April 26th, 2007, 2:58 pm**

this upcoming stretch will determine our true RPI rating....hopefully we do well...its a tough one

Posted: **April 26th, 2007, 3:30 pm**

At least with CSU and Radford....we have no worry about not making the tournament. That should take the pressure off to have to ride the pitchers too long.

Posted: **April 26th, 2007, 10:34 pm**

Fumblerooskies wrote:At least with CSU and Radford....we have no worry about not making the tournament. That should take the pressure off to have to ride the pitchers too long.

The format of the tourney has changed this year. All 8 teams make it...but there is a play-in round. #5 vs. #8 and #6 vs. #7 on the first day, and the losers go home. Out of those two winners, the worst seeded team plays #1 in the next round and the other winner plays #2...At that point, it is just like the normal 6-team double-elimination tourney of years past.

Posted: **April 27th, 2007, 7:21 am**

Interesting twist...so you NEED to be in the top 4 in order to conserve your pitching.

Posted: **May 9th, 2007, 12:16 pm**

Here is the latest:

7. Coastal Carolina
73. Winthrop
78. VMI
83. HPU
84. Liberty
208. Charleston Southern
217. Radford

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