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November 15th, 2011, 08:36 PM
By Kent Schmidt
College Sporting News
Nov. 15 GPI Playoff Projections
Here are my latest projections based on the GPI. I am surprised NDSU stayed at #1 but with just one loss, the index doesn't lie. Sam Houston State looks like they will have home field even with the #2 seed throughout the playoffs but there is a lot to contend with in the last week of the regular season. I will make my last projections just before the official playoff announcement on Sunday.
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Engineer86
November 15th, 2011, 08:46 PM
By Kent Schmidt
College Sporting News
Nov. 15 GPI Playoff Projections
Here are my latest projections based on the GPI. I am surprised NDSU stayed at #1 but with just one loss, the index doesn't lie. Sam Houston State looks like they will have home field even with the #2 seed throughout the playoffs but there is a lot to contend with in the last week of the regular season. I will make my last projections just before the official playoff announcement on Sunday.
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Every week, I look at this bracket and it never makes sense maybe because it starts with the poll that makes little sense.
PantherRob82
November 15th, 2011, 08:46 PM
So the GPI is the best indicator, but then you ignore it?
MplsBison
November 15th, 2011, 09:02 PM
The index doesn't lie, that is indeed true. The only liars are the biased, emotional humans and their human polls.
MVFC with 5 in is correct.
1st Round
Albany @ New Hampshire
Norfolk St @ Old Dominion
Stony Brook @ Youngstown St
Tennessee Tech @ Indiana St
Ouch! Going to be some embarrassing loses on the road for Norfolk, Stony and Tech.
Albany and UNH could be interesting, but I would not hesitate to predict UNH the winner.
Seawolf97
November 15th, 2011, 09:36 PM
Good info. Still have to win on saturday before we worry about Youngstown St.
Tod
November 15th, 2011, 10:18 PM
I don't claim to understand the GPI as well as I should, but there's a hell of a drop from #5 MSU to #6 ASU. Seems the GPI has pretty much, at this point, chosen what it believes to be the true contenders.
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