Currently:
The only two conferences with 3 teams with 21 or more wins are SoCon and ACC
The only two conferences with 2 teams with 22 or more wins are SoCon and Big 12
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/standings
Furman @ ETSU (Feb. 19)(SoCon Showdown)
Is it an understatement that this is the biggest regular season game FU has played in many many years especially this late in the season? I really don't remember an opportunity to win the regular season without any help with 4 games to go.
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I don't think it's an understatement at all, at least in my limited 7-yrs with the UFFP. At this point last year - our best season in a long while - we'd already suffered four conference losses.
I'll go farther and say that this game is all upside for us. Coming out of Johnson City with a narrow loss will still have us well in the hunt. But oh, my the momentum we'll have if we can leave with a W.
Wednesday's game must not be a big deal to ETSU fans. Not even a mention on their message board so far.
They do have a silly discussion on what happens if Forbes leaves. Poor fans. Can’t even enjoy their great season because they are already looking to 2020/2021. I’m glad our fans are enjoying the moment. Beat the Bucs!
Hmmm ... rethinking this. At this point in Kris Acox's senior year, 2016-17, the Paladins were 13-2 with three left to play. We then got blown out at home by UNCG, 73-52 before losing again in OT at ETSU. We finished in a 3-way tie for 1st with those two after we beat-down Wofford at Timmons 78-62.
I've likely blanked it out of my mind, but I would think the hype before that UNCG home-game would've been exciting.
I like those RPI rankings. In the Net Rankings and kenpom we are ranked below 12-14 Washington who is also 2-11 in the Pac12 and 1-7 on the road and also behind Iowa St who is 11-14 and 0-8 on the road. 
