There were three games for RPI boostability last night for the Friars. The result of those games was 2-1 in favor of PC. That coupled with the thrilling doubt OT home win last night on Senior Night have PC’s RPI at 51 (was 56).
A new portion of this daily post will include the 10 teams with the biggest impact (5 positive plus PC themseleves, 5 negative) on PC’s RPI. This value is via RPI Forecast. For an explanation of this value,click here.
There were no games for RPI boostability last night for the Friars. PC’s RPI at 56 (was 56).
A new portion of this daily post will include the 10 teams with the biggest impact (5 positive plus PC themseleves, 5 negative) on PC’s RPI. This value is via RPI Forecast. For an explanation of this value,click here.
There were four games for RPI boostability last night for the Friars. The result of last night’s games was 3-1 with Maine, Vermont and Marist winning and Maryland losing at Clemson. PC’s RPI at 56 (was 56).
A new portion of this daily post will include the 10 teams with the biggest impact (5 positive plus PC themseleves, 5 negative) on PC’s RPI. This value is via RPI Forecast. For an explanation of this value,click here.
There was two games for RPI boostability last night for the Friars. The result of last night’s games was 1-1 with Brown winning but Yale falling. Those results combined with the road win at Seton Hall last night have PC’s RPI at 54 (was 60).
A new portion of this daily post will include the 10 teams with the biggest impact (5 positive plus PC themseleves, 5 negative) on PC’s RPI. This value is via RPI Forecast. For an explanation of this value,click here.
There was three games for RPI boostability last night for the Friars. The result of last night’s games was 1-3 with Vermont winning but Kentucky being upset at Rupp by Arkansas and Maine falling. PC’s RPI is now at 60 (was 59).
A new portion of this daily post will include the 10 teams with the biggest impact (5 positive plus PC themseleves, 5 negative) on PC’s RPI. This value is via RPI Forecast. For an explanation of this value,click here.
The Friars (18-10, RPI 60, SOS 68) represent the muddled middle of the new Big East. With its best wins at home, Providence clearly has more work to do. I’m not optimistic given two of the Friars’ remaining three games are on the road (at Seton Hall, at Creighton), the second of which is Doug McDermott‘s senior night.
What they need: Three more wins, regardless of opponent or location. The Friars are going down to the wire.
Rhode Island needs to beat Fordham
Massachusetts needs to beat Duquesne
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