The University of Georgia wins the SEC tourney, knocking off a couple of Top 25 teams along the way.

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Frito Bandito wrote:Anybody seen Auburn?

I just finished a round against Auburn on 3/31. Their coach is a freemium, so that may be the holdup.

flexmaster33 wrote:congrats to jon_snow and his Georgia Bulldogs on being the last unbeaten team in the league.

The wheels are about to come off. Georgia just lost to Arkansas and will also lose to Florida in the Finals of the San Fran Classic.

u suck wrote:Ivy League has the best out of conference record so far... as usual!

The Ivy League is always strong, but I'm not sure the standings are accurate. For example, Georgia is 4-0, but 0-1 against the Top 20.

Hi Flex,

I would like to be the University of Georgia again. I have been them the past 3 years, taking them to a Final 4 in 2012 and a 1 seed in 2013. I see that another player has claimed them higher up in the thread, but I'd like to return as their coach.

Conquer Rome. Foggy. Chained. No spoils.

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Team: Steelers
Map: Chinese Checkers

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I'm opposed to automated tournaments because it's not CC's job to run tournaments for organizers.

I'm opposed to this suggestion for the reasons in the 3rd post of the thread: a lot of coding work to integrate such a feature that only a few people would try to use and even fewer people would be ...

Will the power-ups be used?

The SEC coaches on the standings tab are out of order. For example, TheCrown is currently assigned to Georgia, but jon_snow is the head coach of UGA.

Here's another unofficial update of the RPI as of 9:30PM EST 4/23/2013:
35 Texas A&M 0.607462687


Wow... how the hell am I in the Top-40?!

I haven't seen the RPI formula, but you've played a bunch of away games, and you play in a strong conference: the SEC. The SEC has 3 teams in the Top 10, so ...

Here's another unofficial update of the RPI as of 9:30PM EST 4/23/2013:
Rank Team RPI
1 Oregon 0.859556816
2 Georgia 0.787773048
3 Vanderbilt 0.777664392
4 Cornell 0.777198341
5 Bradley 0.772428571
6 Miami (FL) 0.757775343
7 GWU 0.75332628
8 North Carolina 0.722976576
9 Pepperdine 0.714315163
10 ...

Fuzzy, the standings will load for me, but they can take a few minutes. Sometimes flipping from tab to tab will help them load for me.

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Here's an unofficial update...

This is the current Top 40 RPI as of 3PM EST on March 11. (I compiled this list from the standings spreadsheets _Robes and team developed. The RPI's are there, but unsorted)

1 Oregon 8-0
2 Colorado St 7-2
3 Cornell 7-1
4 Brown 6-2
5 GWU 8-1
6 Georgia 7-1
7 Harvard 5 ...

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Hey Flex,

The SEC no longer divides itself into 2 divisions in basketball, if you care.

I care because, I don't want to play Vandy twice in the regular season.

Here's the story:
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=6616480

jon_snow
In as Georgia.
I would like to change my map to Conquer Rome, foggy, chained, no spoils.

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Virginia Tech
Stalingrad
Foggy
Chained
No spoils
No trench

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