Here are the current RPIs 3 weeks into the season:

Little Rock (4-0)-------------------- 9
UTA (6-2) -------------------------- 79
ULM (3-2) (1-0 in conf) ----------- 98
Texas St. (2-1) -------------------- 202
Louisiana (0-3) (0-1 in conf) ----- 232
Ark. St. (1-5) ---------------------- 275
Troy (3-3) ------------------------- 279
South Alabama (1-4) ------------- 282
Ga. Southern (1-4) --------------- 288
Ga. State (1-2) ------------------- 290
App. St. (2-5) --------------------- 336

These records are vs D1 Opponents ONLY.

The Sun Belt is currently #19 in RPI as a conference.

This weekend's games:

Friday, 12/4:
Ga. State at Wright St.
North Dakota St. at Ark. St.

Saturday, 12/5:
Austin Peay at Troy
South Alabama at Middle Tennessee St.
Little Rock at Idaho
Texas St. at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
UTA at UTEP

Sunday, 12/6:
App. St. at Hofstra

TX ST is 3-1. . . .

Is that the sport with the round ball played indoors in short pants??

(12-04-2015 03:16 PM)SpeedkingATL Wrote:  Is that the sport with the round ball played indoors in short pants??

Si mon ese. .. .

What source are you using for RPI.....there are several.

ULM has a big road trip next week, playing 3 higher RPI teams:

12/10 at Kent St. 3-2; RPI 114
12/12 at Penn St. 4-2; RPI 124
12/13 at West Virginia; 6-0 RPI 38

(12-04-2015 03:16 PM)SpeedkingATL Wrote:  Is that the sport with the round ball played indoors in short pants??

Short pants? Not exactly.

These were short pants.


Bo Lamar. Led the nation 2 years in a row in per game scoring at about 36 points per game and that was long before there was a 3 point line.

Warren Nolan RPI

(12-04-2015 05:25 PM)CajunFanatico Wrote:  

(12-04-2015 03:16 PM)SpeedkingATL Wrote:  Is that the sport with the round ball played indoors in short pants??

Short pants? Not exactly.

These were short pants.


Bo Lamar. Led the nation 2 years in a row in per game scoring at about 36 points per game and that was long before there was a 3 point line.

Yup. What they wear now looks more like silk pajamas.

Since we have only faced one decent team, our game against the islanders should give us a better idea of where we stand in the conference picture

(12-04-2015 07:33 PM)bokobobcat1919 Wrote:  Since we have only faced one decent team, our game against the islanders should help us gauge a little better where we stand in the conference picture

Hockey?

(12-04-2015 07:36 PM)CajunFanatico Wrote:  

(12-04-2015 07:33 PM)bokobobcat1919 Wrote:  Since we have only faced one decent team, our game against the islanders should help us gauge a little better where we stand in the conference picture

Hockey?

They are consistently one of the southlands better basketball teams every year...

Used to beat up on us regularly

(12-04-2015 03:13 PM)Bobcat87 Wrote:  TX ST is 3-1. . . .

And hopefully 6-1 going into the game at Pullman against Washington State. Kaspar has put together a pretty light non-conference schedule and if he can have a decent season in the Sun Belt, he should at a minimum put together a winning season for the Bobcats. With a little luck he might get to 20 wins.

Astate leads North Dakota state 38-31 at halftime.

I expect we'll blow it. We're not allowed nice things in basketball, see?

(12-04-2015 08:50 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Astate leads North Dakota state 38-31 at halftime.

I expect we'll blow it. We're not allowed nice things in basketball, see?

Well, .... . you've always got football to fall back on .... . .

I am going by what Warren Nolan has as Texas St s record vs D1 opponents. Isn't it 2-1?

GSU closes out Wright State 59-46. I don't know if Wright State just had a bad game shooting or what, but our defense looked really good in the second half (except for beyond the arc, where Wright shot over 40% for the game...one of the issues our defense will face again this year).

North Dakota state wins on a last second 3. 74-73. See we can't have nice things

Had an 8 point lead with 3 minutes left, turned ball over last 3 possessions

North Dakota State? Really? I wouldn't have thought it warm enough up there to even fully inflate a basketball.