[pjdoug]

A high percentile RPI is a vital, as it is a wonderful addition to any team's depth, defensive prowess, offensive strategies, and has never shown to equate to any form of substantive predictive methodology, but, you know, tautology is bond to work, at some point in human history...

And I wholly agree with the sentiment of playing Jackson and Estill, over games at X and Catholic. What rationale person would want to play on the road, against talented teams, when you can just as well play exceptional powerhouses like Jackson and Estill? History, at all levels and perceptions, certainly proves that mediocre scheduling leads to ultimate, memorable success.

I mean, not in any social structure, athletic pursuit, or developmental scenario, but once you take those three empirical foundations away, thus making any argument a fundamental fallacy, you are absolutely correct...

I'm pretty sure Bell County's coach has some memorable success. I wouldn't concentrate on their schedule too much.