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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 1643612, member: 1969"] A point on RPI and SOS and citing both-- and using both as positives when comparing to somebody else. Both have value individually, but when combined as 2 separate positives we run into issues. A pet peeve of mine that always happens this time of year. The following mistake is always made at this time of year Team A: RPI 49, SOS 80 Team B: RPI 50, SOS 20 TV Analyst says: "Well it seems that both teams have similar RPI, but it was that much harder for team B to accomplish" So they use SOS to break the RPI tie, which is of course incorrect since SOS is already a factor in RPI. . . [/QUOTE]