...and 80 slots to fill.
There are three 5-6 teams that each have a game left to play, but all three are arguably not favored in their games. Kansas State plays at home vs West Virginia (7-4). Georgia State goes to 8-3 Georgia Southern. South Alabama has 9-2 Appalachian State at home.
So presumably at least two 5-7 teams will get bids and possibly as many as five. If the NCAA goes with the APR model for approving 5-7 teams (a model that I think is a great idea), here's the pecking order...
1. Nebraska - 985
2. (tie) Kansas State / Missouri - 976
4. (tie) San Jose State / Minnesota - 975
There are three 5-6 teams that each have a game left to play, but all three are arguably not favored in their games. Kansas State plays at home vs West Virginia (7-4). Georgia State goes to 8-3 Georgia Southern. South Alabama has 9-2 Appalachian State at home.
So presumably at least two 5-7 teams will get bids and possibly as many as five. If the NCAA goes with the APR model for approving 5-7 teams (a model that I think is a great idea), here's the pecking order...
1. Nebraska - 985
2. (tie) Kansas State / Missouri - 976
4. (tie) San Jose State / Minnesota - 975
