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Thursday, October 9, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 22: PROJECTED NCAA TOURNAMENT BRACKET BASED ON THE NCAA RPI AS COMPARED TO THE BALANCED RPI

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As a bonus this week, I have used my bracket formation program to show the program's currently projected NCAA Tournament bracket using t...
Wednesday, October 8, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 21: RPI REPORTS AFTER WEEK 8 GAMES

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In the weekly reports this year, the detailed data has included teams', conferences', and regions' NCAA RPI and Balanced RPI ran...
Tuesday, September 30, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 20: RPI REPORTS AFTER WEEK 7 GAMES

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Before showing the regular tables in these weekly reports, I will provide some details that should be sounding alarm bells for the Women...
Monday, September 22, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 19: RPI REPORTS AFTER WEEK 6 GAMES

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Below are the following reports, following completion of Week 6 of the season: 1.   "Predicted" End-of-Season Ranks.   These are R...
Tuesday, September 16, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 18: RPI REPORTS AFTER WEEK 5 GAMES

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Now that we have completed the fifth weekend of the season, each week I will publish two sets of reports: 1.  "Predicted" End-of-S...
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Tuesday, September 9, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 17: RPI REPORT AFTER WEEK 4 GAMES

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Below are my weekly tables showing predicted end-of-season rankings for teams, conferences, and regions based on the actual results of games...
Tuesday, September 2, 2025

2025 ARTICLE 16: RPI REPORT AFTER WEEK 3 GAMES

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Below are my weekly tables showing predicted end-of-season rankings for teams, conferences, and regions based on the actual results of games...
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cpthomas
I began studying the RPI in 2006. I "cloned" the RPI at the beginning of the 2007 season and have done RPI calculations for Division I women's soccer each year since then. I also have done studies of the Women's Soccer Committee's decision making process on seeds and at large selections for the NCAA Tournament, as well as of how teams desiring at large selections and seeds in the Tournament might do their non-conference scheduling with a view to maximizing their chances for a seed or at large selection. I've advised coaches from all of the Power 5 conferences, several of the top mid-majors, and a few lower end conferences, as well as some conferences as a whole. My objective is to provide for the Division I women's soccer community an RPI information resource that is at least as good as any RPI resource available for other sports, including for men's sports.
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