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RE: ECU vs Houston for the American Championship Sunday at noon on ESPNU
(05-24-2015 11:48 AM)Kronke Wrote:  Am I nitpicking, or is the ESPiN agenda in full effect? Of ALL the different stories they could have gone with to open the broadcast, the first words out of the commentator's mouth was something along the lines of, "The AAC lost their best program, Louisville". They said our RPI is 14 when it is 12 (I simply can't comprehend how you look at the RPI this morning, and proceed to get that wrong), and they just now said we're *probably* an at large team. LOL

Per official NCAA website you're 14. ESPN will always use NCAA over the real time as there are less variables in play. I do think there is some spin as they are claiming USF is on the bubble/out.
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