I don't know as much about RPI in the depth like some of you guys. I was wondering why other teams from the so called power conferences do not want to schdeule us these days when we have consistently been a top fifty opponent and I believe our RPI has been very good as well? You would think teams would want to play us since it would be a really good win or not a bad loss. Or is the perception of losing to little ole Dayton University still present? Or do they know how good we are and don't want to take the chance of losing to us and the have to do some explaining? I know more goes into scheduling than just this, but you aren't going to take an RPI hit by playing us. In fact, it could be an asset for opponents. I do think our athletic dept. did a good job of scheduling this year. We are in a great position right now if we take care of our own business, and that's all you can ask for.
