Suddenly, some thought needs to be put into selecting the leader of the Delmarva/D.C. rankings.
Georgetown did not look good in either of its games this week, first losing at home to West Virginia (that can happen) before falling against previously-winless-in-the-Big-East Seton Hall (that doesn’t often happen).
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Meanwhile, Virginia Tech poached victories at both Wake Forest and Miami, and with nine of the last 10 in the win column, the Hokies look like at-large material even if they only have three guys who can score with any regularity.
For now, the Hokies are 2-3 against the RPI top 50, 4-3 against the top 100 and 4-2 on the road. And, safely, the No. 2 team in the Delmarva/D.C. geographic area.
No./Team | Record | Pvs. |
1. Georgetown | 12-6 | 1 |
2. Virginia Tech | 14-5 | 3 |
3. VCU | 15-5 | 5 |
4. George Mason | 14-5 | 2 |
5. Maryland | 13-6 | 4 |
6. VMI | 16-3 | 9 |
7. American | 11-7 | 6 |
8. Navy | 14-6 | 7 |
9. Morgan State | 10-9 | 13 |
10. Richmond | 11-8 | 19 |
11. Mount St. Mary’s | 11-9 | 14 |
12. Liberty | 14-7 | 8 |
13. Virginia | 7-9 | 10 |
14. Old Dominion | 11-8 | 12 |
15. Loyola | 10-12 | 17 |
16. James Madison | 13-8 | 11 |
17. Radford | 10-10 | 20 |
18. Hampton | 9-9 | 15 |
19. Longwood | 10-10 | 22 |
20. Delaware | 9-12 | 16 |
21. UMBC | 8-11 | 18 |
22. George Washington | 6-11 | 23 |
23. Norfolk State | 6-11 | 25 |
24. Towson | 7-14 | 21 |
25. Coppin State | 4-15 | 26 |
26. William & Mary | 6-13 | 24 |
27. UMES | 5-11 | 28 |
28. Delaware State | 4-16 | 27 |
29. Howard | 3-15 | 29 |
– Patrick Stevens
