
Record vs RPI top 50: 0-2
Record vs RPI top 100: 2-3
Wins vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): vs #48
Record vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): 1-2
Losses to RPI 100+: 2
Non-Con Strength of Schedule: 12
Road/Neutral Record: 13-5

Record vs RPI top 50: 1-3
Record vs RPI top 100: 6-4
Wins vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): vs #34
Record vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): 1-3
Losses to RPI 100+: 2
Non-Con Strength of Schedule: 122
Road/Neutral Record: 11-5

Record vs RPI top 50: 4-2
Record vs RPI top 100: 8-3
Wins vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): vs #1, vs #36, vs #42, @ #14, vs 50
Record vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): 5-3
Losses to RPI 100+: 7
Non-Con Strength of Schedule: 303
Road/Neutral Record: 3-9

Record vs RPI top 50: 2-10
Record vs RPI top 100: 5-10
Wins vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): vs #5, vs #15, @ #44
Record vs teams under consideration (by S-Curve ranking): 3-10
Losses to RPI 100+: 3
Non-Con Strength of Schedule: 43
Road/Neutral Record: 6-8

Team A: Middle Tennessee State

Team B: St. Mary's

Team C: Virginia

Team D: Baylor
If we're looking at Virginia's top 100 RPI games only, they would be a lock for the tournament. In fact, they'd be a lock for a top 6 seed. They have a couple of good wins out of conference, but their overall non-conference strength of schedule was awful. Not to mention they had countless terrible losses and no team with more than seven losses to RPI 100+ teams has ever been selected for an at-large. Baylor has a few very strong wins, but it's impossible to deny they only benefited from getting a ton of opportunities in conference play (and rarely came out victorious). Their out of conference SOS was good, but the only thing of note that got out of it was one solid win at Kentucky.
The last spot or two is going to be tough to figure out. Remember that the selection committee is made up of ten different members, five from major conferences and five from mid-majors. There will surely be some members who go to bat for the Blue Raiders, but will they get enough votes to get on the final at-large board? It's doubtful, but not out of the question. I think St. Mary's is going to have a much more difficult time than people realize. If they get selected, they'll probably squeak by as the very last team with just enough votes to get in. The same goes for Baylor and Virginia barring a deep run in their conference tournament.