Source: BroBible
Summary
Virginia Tech baseball cancelled their game against Marshall to preserve their resume for the NCAA Tournament. The game was cancelled due to Marshall’s low RPI ranking, which could negatively impact Virginia Tech’s chances of making the tournament. This move follows a trend of teams cancelling games against weaker opponents to improve their RPI. The NCAA has spoken out against this practice, stating that it may negatively impact a team’s evaluation. Virginia Tech could face punishment for cancelling the game.
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Teams cancelling games against weaker opponents to improve their RPI is a growing trend in college baseball. Virginia Tech is the latest to do so, cancelling their game against Marshall to preserve their resume. The NCAA has taken notice and is threatening to punish teams that engage in this practice. It’s a delicate balance between strategy and sportsmanship. The question is, will it pay off?
The NCAA’s warning is a clear message: play the games, or face the consequences.
