What the selection committee looks at

They say that but theres a reason last 10 is a stat.
also when kenyan martin broke his leg cincy was a clear one seed that somehow got made a 2. Ognored resume and seeded on roster

I would think that a win vs Arkansas on the road without Mickey should be looked at as a very large positive in the committees mind.

Plus what makes your article legit?

edit: this one persons opinion, we can't really know everything that goes into the committee's decision. I'm sure RPI is the most important no doubt. They don't primarily look at conference finish but that doesn't mean it can't be a factor.

You say they ignore streaking teams?

Let's say a team had 5 losses before conference play started 3-3 in conference than goes on to win 12 straight. You think the committee ignores the 12 straight and looks at the 8 losses leading into that 12 straight? Possibly knocking out that team because of those 8 losses and ignoring the 12 straight. I find that hard to believe.

Barring an unprecedented amount of upsets in the conference tournaments, LSU is firmly in.

Based on the comparison tool at that link, we really need Ole Miss to win 1 game in the SEC tourney to stay top 50 RPI...with them at number 50 we are a gaudy 5-2 against RPI top 50, with them at 51 or lower, we are a less impressive 3-2.