Over the last 5 years the recipe for reaching the final four has looked like this:
DE<=25 OE<=50 RPI<=27
Interestingly enough, once a team reaches the final four, offensive efficiency becomes much more important.
During that same time frame the recipe for winning the national championship has looked like this:
DE<=12 OE<=4 RPI<=16
Final Four contenders through games of January 31, 2009
Duke | |||
Pitt | |||
North Carolina | |||
Xavier | |||
Connecticut | |||
Wake Forest | |||
Villanova | |||
West Virgina | |||
Washington |
No team meets the national championship criteria at this point, but North Carolina and Pittsburgh are the only two teams with the required offensive efficiency numbers to make the cut and Connecticut is one spot away from being a qualified NC contender.
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