Georgia

[xumuskies08]

...and Georgia goes on the road and beats #21 Missouri. What is happening?

Anything that helps the RPI is a good thing. Go Dawgs.

[Juice]

...and Georgia goes on the road and beats #21 Missouri. What is happening?

Anything that helps the RPI is a good thing. Go Dawgs.

Frank Haith coaching an actual team happened

[The_Mack_Pack]

Mark Fox's father just passed away last week and his players consoled him as he cried on the sidelines when they won. A nice feel good story for the Bulldogs.

[xubrew]

Georgia stinks. They're arguably the fourth best team in the state of Georgia, which a state without any good teams.

Mizzou isn't world beaters, but they are at home. This is one of the biggest surprises of the season. A HUGE upset. This isn't the same flavor of a traditional upset where a good team from a small conference is under the radar and steps it up to take down a heavyweight. This is the case of a team that sucks beating a team that's good. Wow.

Meanwhile, Wazzu, another really bad team, almost beat Colorado. The two games were going on simultaneously. Must have been a full moon or something last night.

Miami won at UNC, and that wasn't even close to being the biggest surprise of the evening.

[Jumpy]

I'm missing something here. How does Georgia's win help our RPI?

[xumuskies08]

I'm missing something here. How does Georgia's win help our RPI?

It doesn't at the moment, but it will eventually. Opponent's opponent's winning percentage is a factor in RPI and both Alabama and Tennessee will play (and hopefully defeat) Georgia. It won't be much, but like I said, we'll take every little bit of help we can get.

[Masterofreality]

It doesn't at the moment, but it will eventually. Opponent's opponent's winning percentage is a factor in RPI and both Alabama and Tennessee will play (and hopefully defeat) Georgia. It won't be much, but like I said, we'll take every little bit of help we can get.

Might help more if they Beat Mizzou. Mizzou is in the SEC, you know.