RPI continues to fall

11.May.2009 at 11 | UncleLar

Despite our two wins over the weekend, our RPI dropped once again, this time to #133. That’s what happens when you play a team with an overall record as poor as Iowa (14-32). Despite our somewhat optimistic start to the year, it looks like we are going to wind up just about the same place as we did last season.

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RPI Tracker

Final Big Ten Standings

	Team	W-L	GB	Pct
1	Minnesota	15 - 9 - 0	-	0.625
2	Michigan	14 - 10 - 0	1	0.583
3	Iowa	13 - 11 - 0	2	0.542
3	Northwestern	13 - 11 - 0	2	0.542
5	Purdue	12 - 12 - 0	3	0.500
5	Indiana	12 - 12 - 0	3	0.500
7	Michigan State	11 - 13 - 0	4	0.458
7	Ohio State	11 - 13 - 0	4	0.458
9	Illinois	10 - 14 - 0	5	0.417
10	Penn State	9 - 15 - 0	6	0.375

Big Ten Rankings (RPI)

	Team	W-L	Pct	RPI
1	Michigan	34 - 20 - 0	0.630	67
2	Michigan State	34 - 19 - 0	0.642	82
3	Indiana	25 - 25 - 0	0.500	91
4	Ohio State	28 - 21 - 0	0.571	92
5	Iowa	25 - 26 - 0	0.490	123
6	Minnesota	24 - 28 - 0	0.462	131
7	Illinois	25 - 26 - 0	0.490	146
8	Purdue	30 - 22 - 0	0.577	152
9	Penn State	22 - 30 - 0	0.423	160
10	Northwestern	23 - 30 - 0	0.434	180

-- as of 05/23/10

Big Ten Rankings (Pythagorean)

	Team	WinPct	Pyth%	Luck
1	Michigan State	.644	.651	-.007
2	Michigan	.630	.636	-.006
3	Purdue	.609	.621	-.012
4	Ohio State	.568	.546	.022
5	Minnesota	.449	.520	-.071
6	Illinois	.511	.508	.003
7	Penn State	.457	.482	-.025
8	Indiana	.511	.481	.030
9	Northwestern	.438	.428	.010
10	Iowa	.457	.403	.054

-- as of 05/11/10

Calendar

May 2009
S	M	T	W	T	F	S
« Apr		Jun »
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3	4	5	6	7	8	9
10	11	12	13	14	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26	27	28	29	30
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