Ok, I managed to find the time for a bubble watch. I hope you will find it enjoyable.
SWAC
The SWAC really shot itself in the foot with losses to SIM AIs today. And somehow the punishment in the rankings was minimal. ASU even improved its WiS ranking!
Should be in:
S. Baton Rouge (10-1, WIS: 14, SOS: 74):Inexplicably lost to a SIM today. The really inexplicable part however is, for that to happento a teeam that is still ranked this high. Might have to do with wins over the other human teams in conference. SBR beat a noname OOC, while not always impressing vs SIM AIs. That said, the SOS is not completely horrible and there is also the wins over Alabama State and GSU, meaning, that SBR should be in unless things go wrong against SIMs again.
Work to do:
Alabama State (9-2, WIS: 24, SOS: 92): Played an even worse OOC than SBR (SIM AIs with worse records) and then lost to SBR and today lost to a SIM when only scoring 12 points. And yet, ASU is still likely to make the playoffs! But at least ASU still needs to take care of the remaining SIMs before feeling safety no more **** ups.
Needs help:
Grambling State (7-4, WIS: 40, SOS: 56): Mudhogs new project included a nice win over the Citadel. Alas, that is more than set off by losses to three different SIMs. Unless Teams fall off the pace elsewhere, it will take another season of building for GSU to make the playoffs.
Southern Conference
Locks:
Appalachian State (10-1, WIS: 5, SOS: 19): If they hadn’t already been safe before todays win over the Citadel, then ASU would be now. A loss to Cal Poly is more than offset by 5 wins over top 40 teams.
Work to do:
Tennessee Chattanooga (8-3, WIS: 37, SOS: 100): Is 0-2 vs likely playoff bound humans, which in itself would be a minor problem, but that loss to a SIM yesterday really dented UTC chances at an at large. It could still, happen, but its not particularly likely should they lose in the CC.
The Citadel (7-4 WIS: 36, SOS: 41): It was a pretty tough OOC schedule, alas Citadel failed to come away with a signature win. Todays loss to ASU was understandable, but represents another failed opportunity. Chances for the Citadel are starting to shrink, particularly as the SOS is about to get worse.

PFL
Should be in:
Valparaiso (9-2, WIS: 15, SOS: 26): Completely turned around its SDU game today by clamping down on defense. Valpo had a pretty interesting OOC, with two losses, but has also already some decent wins over top 40 teams Citadel, VMI and CCU. Unless there are multiple losses to SIM AIs in the remaining schedule, Valpo will make the team.
Work to do:
VMI (7-4, WIS: 33, SOS: 27): VMI could miss the playoffs for the first time in 34 seasons. That said, despite 4 losses VMI is not completely out of the playoffs yet as all of those losses are vs potential playoff teams. However playing a bad sim tomorrow will not help, and beating San Diego on Monday is a must to keep a shot.
Coastal Carolina (7-4, WIS: 30, SOS: 22): Also got burnt a bit by a tough OOC slate, as all 4 losses are vs top 20 teams. There are however also 2 wins over human top 40 teams, which has put CCU straight on the bubble for now. Beat AP tomorrow and CCU might cross to the good side for the moment. Whether the margin will be enough to survive a potential loss in a rematch with Valpo? I am cautiously optimistic.
San Diego (7-4, WIS: 39, SOS: 17): SDU is not completely out of this, but after todays loss, things are starting to slip away a bit. The SOS is likely to hold up or improve tough. But that is also because the remaining games vs VMI and Dayton are no gimmes, and SDU needs them both. Scheduling tough led to 2 wins over likely playoff teams. On the losses side, the one to Austin Peay hurts right now.
Needs help:
Austin Peay (7-4, WIS: 46, SOS: 38): When you got 5 lossees and your SOS is not inside the top ten, then playing a human opponent with a decent record is not a problem, it is an opportunity. But even if AP can beat CCU, I still think they are unlikely to cross all the way to the good side of the bubble. This team likely needs to win the conference to get to the dance.
OVC
Locks:
Iona (10-1, WIS: 13, SOS:70): Since a close loss Norfolk State at the start of the season, this has been fairly uneventful for Iona, who played some of the better SIMs and VMI, and would likely be in, even with some surprising losses to SIM AIs.
Should be in:
Samford (11-0, WIS: 16, SOS:117): Beat Texas State to open the season, and has played really nobody since. That said, when you are unbeaten at this point in the season things would have to go weirdly wrong to miss the playoffs.
NEC
Locks:
Albany (10-1, WIS: 7, SOS: 36) Considering Albany played 4 potential going 3-1 vs humans was pretty good.
Should be in:
Towson (10-1, WIS: 17, SOS: 82): Lost a close one, and beat up on a lot of cupcakes otherwise. Still the record is decent and the SOS not as horrible as one would think, and at this point Towson might get in even if they lost both remaining games.
Work to do:
Lehigh (9-2, WIS: 26, SOS: 104): Lehigh has one signature win, over PSU, but also a bad loss to SIM AI Bucknell. But because the bubble is soft, Lehigh is still right in this. However Towson will visit on Monday, and that Lehigh could afford a loss there and still make the playoffs is not a given.
MEAC
Should be in:
Norfolk State (9-2, WIS: 8, SOS: 10): Despite 2 losses Norfolk State is pretty much a lock. The losses, both to top ten teams are outweighted by wins over 4 top 40 teams including Iona. That said, the remaining two games include Florida A&M and one of the better SIMs.
Work to do:
Howard (8-3. WIS: 21, SOS: 45): Coachron’s new project might make the playoffs, however if it fails to do so, then that is due to the loss to SIM AI Delaware State a few days ago. Right now winning out is unlikely to move the needle much, and a loss in a CC game could hurt. But there might also be other teams that can’t quite keep up, so Howards chances are not all that bad.
Needs help
Florida A&M (6-5, WIS: 44, SOS: 28): A nice win over Montana State is outweighed by 2 losses to SIM AIs. At this point FAM needs to pull of the upset over Norfolk tomorrow and hope other teams make space. Todays W over LaSalle was a good start.
Ivy League
Locks:
Pennsylvania (11-0, WIS: 1, SOS: 1): The defending natty champ beat 2 top ten and 6 more top 30 teams. But winning the conference this time, will be an important goal.
Colgate (9-2, WIS: 6, SOS: 6): With this rock hard schedule, 2 losses is not really a big blemish, as this kind of SOS allows much records to get in.
Should be in:
Brown (9-2, WIS: 11, SOS: 2): Three losses is not nothing, but 4800 passing yards also allowed for 6 wins over potential playoff teams including Colgate. Moreover a loss to Penn on Monday would likely not hurt much, given that it would uphold the SOS nicely.
Work to do:
Cornell (8-3, WIS: 20, SOS: 5): Cornell is in a good position, having beaten 2 good teams in OOC and further improved the SOS by the Ivy league schedule. A fourth loss to Fordham tomorrow would be unlikely to be a problem, but losing to a SIM on the last day would be a bad idea. That is very unlikely to happen tough.
Fordham (9-2, WIS: 22, SOS: 46): Beating Princeton today was a big step toward the playoffs. Even a loss to Cornell tomorrow would likely be sustainable. That said, due to Fordhams cupcake OOC, that is not a complete certainty.
Harvard (8-3, WIS: 23, SOS: 33): Harvard has nice wins over Princeton, and Brown. The bad news is that todays loss killed some margin for error. And with Dartmouth coming in tomorrow some work remains, as it is likely, but not a given, that Harvard could afford to lose another game.
Princeton (7-4, WIS: 27, SOS: 13): Princeton hasn’t beaten a human opponent in the Ivy league yet. And the defense had some real struggles, giving up more than 50 points 3 times. However, with the bubble being soft and the Ivy improving the SOS, Princeton still has a decent chane to make the playoffs. However a fifth loss to Fordham on Monday, would put them square on the bubble, tendency bad side, as the SOS has to be reaally good to get in with 5, and Princetons might not be good enough what with playing a 2-9 SIM tomorrow.
Dartmouth (7-4, WIS: 31, SOS: 24): Despite numerous opportunities, Dartmouth hasn’t really beaten anyone yet. The Ivy kept the SOS in a place where 4 losses is not a death sentence, but tomorrow game vs Harvard looms large and is likely a must win for Dartmouth.

Gateway
Locks:
FIU (10-1, WIS: 3, SOS: 14): Beat several top 30 teams and has no bad losses. Will play Missouri State for conference supremacy tomorrow.
Should be in:
Missouri State (9-2, WIS: 19, SOS: 49): Two losses to top 20 teams are made up for by 3 wins over potential playoff teams. The SOS is in a place where 3 losses would not be a problem, and FIU will only improve the SOS tomorrow.
Work to do:
Indiana State (10-1, WIS: 21, SOS: 89) Barely escaped a SIM in overtime today. That said the only loss so far is to FIU and there is a nice W over Montana State. But tomorrows game vs YSU is a test, and if ISU should lose, the margin to the bubble could get fairly small.
Northern Iowa (9-2, WIS: 25, SOS: 102): Todays loss to FIU didn’t help things, but the good news is that thanks to aan earlier win over YSU, NIU already had some cushion, and if they can beat the remaining SIM AIs, they are likely to make the field.
Youngstown State (8-3, WIS: 35, SOS: 78): If YSU misses the playoffs, the loss to (a decent) SIM at the beginning of the season might be to blame. Tha said, YSU has only played to non-SIMS and lost both games with offensive troubles, despite a good defense. If YSU want to have any shot at making the playoffs, the offense will have to come to live tomorrow vs Indiana State.

Big Sky
Locks:
Northern Arizona (10-1, WIS: 4, SOS: 25): Put 111 points on TSU today (!). Th only loss is to Penn, which is nothing to be ashamed off.
Cal Poly (10-1, WIS: 13, SOS: 53): Will make the playoffs for the third time in a row, thanks to an OOC that had 3 really nice wins.
Work to do:
Montana State (7-4, WIS: 40, SOS: 25): Montana State played an interesting OOC, and went 2-3, which was not stellar, but then beat Cal Poly to get back into the playoff race. 4 losses means you need your SOS to hold up, and the remaining schedule might not be helpful, but if the bubble remains softish as it looks now, Montana likely gets in if they win out. First need to take care of Texas State tough.
Portland State (8-3, WIS: 28, SOS: 42): Also played an interesting OOC and fared a bit better than Montana. Losses to NAU and Cal Poly are forgiveable, and if PSU beats the remaining SIM AIs, then that is likely to get in, even if the margin will not be super wide.
A-10
Locks:
JMU (10-1, WIS: 5,SOS: 14): Lyonnzfans nwew project is starting to hit on all zylinders. Only playing Penn was to hard for now.
Villanova (10-1, WIS: 19, SOS: 95): Currently 2-0 vs humans, 0-1 vs superhumans (Penn), with a decentish SOS. Playing for seeding and conference supremacy tomorrow vs JMU.
FAU (10-1, WIS: 12, SOS: 55): Beat its Floridian competition in OOC, and lost a good game to Villanova. Tomorrows game vs Maine should be as interesting as it gets when playing a SIM. That said, the margin for error is too big for FAU to miss out even if things were to go south.
Should be in:
Maine (9-2, WIS: 15, SOS: 24): This is what happens when a team with great talent (made the national championship game last season) gets left without a coach: it becomes a really dangerous SIM. Mainee lost to the number 1 and 2 teams and handily beat the remainder of its all SIM AI schedule. Unless there is a couple of losses to Sim Hofstra and FAU in the next two days, this SIM will make the playoffs for sure.

Thanks dachmann! This kind of posts keeps worlds interesting.

Awesome as usual, dachmann. Thanks!

Thanks for the terrific analysis -- it is great to see that my increasing obsession is paying off!

Nicely done dachmann. Hope you have time to provide more of these.

Thanks dachmann. Appreciate the thought and effort that goes into doing this

So here is the day 12 update:
Some people may wonder what I mean when I say the bubble is soft. What I mean is that you don’t have to have a top 15 SOS to get in with 4 losses, the number of teams with losses to SIMs potentially making it is haigh, and even with a horrible SOS you are certain to make it in with 2 losses. This seasons bubble seems suuuper soft, as a lot of teams lost to SIM AIs in this season and are still squarely in the playoff race.
SWAC
Locks
S. Baton Rouge (11-1, WIS: 15, SOS: 64): Bounced back and won over a SIM today. As far as locks go, this is one of the least impressive resumes to me, but the WIS ranking is the WIS ranking and even 2 losses would not take SBR all the way out of the playoffs.
Should be in:
Work to do:
Alabama State (10-2, WIS: 23, SOS: 80): Was better on offense today and also bounced back a bit. Despite the earlier loss to a SIM, ASU is still likely to make the playoffs. Even with a loss tomorrow vs Jackson State ASU is likely to make the playoffs, but no good comes from testing that theory.
Needs help:
Grambling State (8-4, WIS: 39, SOS: 69): Kept alive with a W over a SIM. Mudhogs new project included a nice win over the Citadel. Alas, that is more than offset by losses to three different SIMs. Unless Teams fall off the pace elsewhere, it will take another season of building for GSU to make the playoffs.
Southern Conference
Locks:
Appalachian State (11-1)
Work to do:
Tennessee Chattanooga (9-3, WIS: 32, SOS: 103): Took care of a SIM today, which keeps UTC in the conversation and got them square onto the bubble. UTC is 0-2 vs likely playoff bound humans, which in itself would be a minor problem, but that loss to a SIM Friday somewhat dented UTCs chances at an at large. It could still happen. The interesting twist is, that it would be better for UTC if ETSU won tomorrow, so ETC doesn’t have to play a conference championship game.
The Citadel (8-4 WIS: 33, SOS: 62): Also beat a SIM today, alas that was over 0-12 Furman. Despite that hit to the SOS, The Citadel got closer to making in. A win tomorrow will have them sweating a lot tough, and make it a real 50-50,

PFL
I took Austin Peay off the board after todays loss. More on that below. San Diegos lss to SIM AI Dayton also took them off the board and put Dayton on it.
Locks:
Valparaiso (10-2, WIS: 14, SOS: 26): Was down at the half again today, but came through and is now. Valpo had a pretty interesting OOC, with two losses, but has also already some decent wins over top 40 teams Citadel, VMI and CCU. Valpo has now run out of opportunities to mess up, and is safe.
Should be in:
Work to do:
VMI (8-4, WIS: 31, SOS: 40): Demolished a SIM today. VMI could miss the playoffs for the first time in 34 seasons. That said, despite 4 losses VMI is not at all out of the playoffs yet as all of those losses are vs potential playoff teams. However playing a bad sim tomorrow will not help, and beating San Diego on Monday is probably a must to keep a shot.
Coastal Carolina (8-4, WIS: 29, SOS: 20): At the half, it looked real bleak for CCU, and their playoff chances were about to get a lot lower, as CCU was down 6-31. But in the second half CCU stormed back and finally in OT. That did a lot to help CCUs chances. CCU had gotten burnt a bit by a tough OOC slate, with 4 losses vs top 20 teams. There are however also now 3 wins over human top 40 teams, which has CCU just ahead of the bubble and a win tomorrow would likely keep them in the playoffs.
Dayton : Another SIM with a shot, and is approaching the bubble with todays W over SDU. Dayton has now already beat 2 human bubblish teams (YSU and SDU), but also lost to two SIMs. A win tomorrow, could get this SIM really close, however tomorrows opponent is Valparaiso, which reduces that chance.
OVC
Locks:
Iona (11-1)
Samford (12-0, WIS: 16, SOS:115): Beating SIM AI SMSU means Samford is out of chances to mess up enough to miss the playoffs
NEC
Locks:
Albany (11-1)
Towson (11-1, WIS: 17, SOS: 82): With the bubble being so soft, holding serve vs a SIM today was enough for Towson to now feel completely safe. Tomorrows game vs Lehigh should be interesting tough.
Should be in:
Lehigh (10-2, WIS: 24, SOS: 96): Beat a decen SIM today. Lehigh has one signature win, over PSU, but also a bad loss to SIM AI Bucknell. But because the bubble is soft, Lehigh is still right in this. However Towson will visit on Monday, and that Lehigh could afford a loss there and still make the playoffs is now probable.

MEAC
I took FAM off the board after todays loss.
Locks:
Norfolk State (10-2, WIS: 7, SOS: 13): If NSU still needed to prove something, then todays W over FAM did that.
Work to do:
Howard (8-4. WIS: 37, SOS: 65): How does the bubble get softer? Teams like Howard losing to SIMs, that is how. Because the bubble is so soft, Howard isn’t completely out of it, despite 4 losses and a middle of the road SOS. But now they do need the bubble to get even softer than that, as chances are starting to evaporate. Well there is also a chance to get in via winning the conference.
Ivy League
Locks:
Pennsylvania (12-0), Colgate (10-2)
Brown (9-3, WIS: 11, SOS: 2): Ran out of options to mess out. Could win the division vs Penn tomorrow, but even a loss is unlikely to cost many spots.
Cornell (9-3, WIS: 19, SOS: 3): That was a really nice win over Fordham today. Cornell is now pretty much safe, having beaten 2 good teams in OOC and further improved the SOS by the Ivy league schedule and got Cornell straight to lock status.
Should be in:
Harvard (9-3, WIS: 22, SOS: 28): Beating Dartmouth today added another nice win. Harvard also has nice wins over Princeton, and Brown. Even a super unlikely loss to a SIM tomorrow would be highly unlikely to cost them the playoffs.
Fordham (9-3, WIS: 25, SOS: 37): Lost to Cornell today, but with everything else holding up and the bubble getting super soft, even a loss tomorrow is not likely to kick Fordham all the way out of the playoffs.
Work to do:
Princeton (8-4, WIS: 30, SOS: 25): Beat a SIM Ai today, but Princeton hasn’t beaten a human opponent in the Ivy league yet. And the defense had some real struggles, giving up more than 50 points 3 times. However, with the bubble being soft and the Ivy improving the SOS, Princeton still has a decent chane to make the playoffs. However a fifth loss to Fordham on Monday, might put them square on the bubble, and I’d be cautiously pessimistic. Then again this bubble is soooo soft.
Dartmouth (7-5, WIS: 36, SOS: 24): Todays loss to Harvard seriously dented Dartmouths chances, as tomorrows opponent will not do anything for the SOS. Despite numerous opportunities, Dartmouth hasn’t really beaten anyone yet.

Gateway
Locks:
FIU (11-1)
Should be in:
Missouri State (9-3, WIS: 21, SOS: 34): Clearly lost today vs FIU, but is still in a position where even a loss tomorrow would likely be ok.
Indiana State (11-1, WIS: 20, SOS: 73): Escaped YSU in OT. That did a lot for ISUs playoff security. Unless there is a SIM loss and a CC loss, there is absolutely nothing to worry about.
Work to do:
Northern Iowa (10-2, WIS: 26, SOS: 114): Beat a SIM today, which in NIUs case, is getting them a lot closer to the playoffs, as the overall position was already decent before. If they can beat the remaining SIM AIs, they are likely to make the field.
Youngstown State (8-4, WIS: 35, SOS: 61): Got close to seizing an opportunity today, but lost in OT. Still YSU has a decent outside chance to make it with the bubble being so soft. If YSU misses the playoffs, the loss to (a decent) SIM at the beginning of the season might be to blame.
Big Sky
Locks:
Northern Arizona (11-1), Cal Poly (11-1)
Work to do:
Montana State (8-4, WIS: 28, SOS: 31): Beat Texas State today to stay on course for tightly squeezing into the field. Montana State played an interesting OOC, and went 2-3, which was not stellar, but then beat Cal Poly to get back into the playoff race. 4 losses means you need your SOS to hold up, and the remaining schedule might not be helpful, but if the bubble remains softish as it looks now, Montana likely gets in if they win out.
Portland State (9-3, WIS: 27, SOS: 45): Was down at the half to a SIM before coming back to win. Now PSU is an good position to make the playoffs, and unless they lose to the SIM tomorrow, they should make the field, even if the margin will not be super wide.
A-10
Locks:
JMU (11-1), FAU (11-1), Villanova (10-2)
Maine (10-2, WIS: 18, SOS: 38): Beat another SIM today, and now it is a given, with Maine at a minimum 1 SIM team will make the playoffs. This is what happens when a team with great talent (made the national championship game last season) gets left without a coach: it becomes a really dangerous SIM. Mainee lost to the number 1 and 2 teams and handily beat the remainder of its all SIM AI schedule.

SWAC
Today is the first day this week, where the bubble tightend, rather than getting softer. And to make things worse for teams just outside the bubble: there is only CCU playing in the 24 to 40 range. And who knows….there might even be a bid stealer .
Locks
S. Baton Rouge (12-1)
Should be in:
Alabama State (11-2, WIS: 23, SOS: 80): ASU squeezed by Jackson State today. It wasn’t a great effort, but it was enough to get ASU the kind of margin where ASU should feel quite safe.
Work to do:
Needs help:
Grambling State (9-4, WIS: 35, SOS: 66): Barely held of another SIM today, but didn’t do anything for its MOV. At this point GSU has a shot. However, with CCU being the only team anywhere close to the bubble playing tomorrow, GSUs would have to go lucky.
Southern Conference
Locks:
Appalachian State (12-1)
Work to do:
The Citadel (9-4 WIS: 32, SOS: 52): Beat a Sim thanks to a safety in the 4^th quarter. It was not impressive, but it did move the needle just enough to have the Citadel inside the bubble… for now. But nothing better go wrong tomorrow.
Needs help:
Tennessee Chattanooga (9-4, WIS: 38, SOS: 103): Lost to a SIM, and pretty much reduced their chances to a tiny smidgen.
PFL
I took Dayton off the board today.
Locks:
Valparaiso (11-2)
Should be in:
Work to do:
VMI (9-4, WIS: 30, SOS: 36): Again demolished a SIM today, which has VMI in a small distance to the bubble. It isn’t comfortable, but usually one gets in from this spot unless there are bid stealers.
Coastal Carolina (9-4, WIS: 31, SOS: 36): Beat a 2-11 SIM, which regressed CCU by two spots, which is a problem, as there is now almost no margin to the bubble, should CCU lose tomorrow to Valpo. The first time was a 38-19 loss. Bubble teams everywhere will be rooting hard for Valpo to destroy CCU.
OVC
Locks:
Iona (12-1), Samford (13-0)
NEC
Locks:
Albany (12-1), Towson (12-1)
Should be in:
Lehigh (10-2, WIS: 24, SOS: 96): Played a good game, but lost to Towson. That is sad in terms of not winning the conference, but in terms of the playoffs it is likely no problem.
MEAC
Locks:
Norfolk State (11-2)
Work to do:
Howard (9-4. WIS: 34, SOS: 63): Still reeling from yesterdays loss, but at least made a little jump with todays win. It might have been too little too late but if CCU loses and Howard somehow jumps YSU, it could happen.
Ivy League
Locks:
Pennsylvania (13-0), Colgate (10-3), Brown (9-4), Cornell (10-3)
Harvard (10-3, WIS: 21, SOS: 31): is a lock now, as Harvard demolished its SIM opponent today.
Fordham (10-3, WIS: 24, SOS: 42): It was ugly vs SIM AI Bucknell today, as Fordham went to OT and allowed 61 points. But Fordaham DID end up winning, and the WIS ranking is too good with not playing.
Should be in:
Princeton (9-4, WIS: 29, SOS: 15): How does the bubble get tighter? Well when teams like Princeton beat teams like Colgate, to stay on the right side of the bubble, then it gets tighter. Princeton is in a decent situation, but that is not to say it is suuper comfortable. But if there are no bid stealers, Princeton should make it in, thanks to its exploit today
Needs help:
Dartmouth (8-5, WIS: 37, SOS: 37): Yesterdays loss to Harvard seriously dented Dartmouths chances. Despite numerous opportunities, Dartmouth hasn’t really beaten anyone yet.
Gateway
Locks:
FIU (12-1),
Missouri State (10-3, WIS: 23, SOS: 40): Confirmed their playoff spots with a 75 point win today.
Indiana State (12-1, WIS: 19, SOS: 89): Even a loss tomorrow (the first one ended 23-10) wouldn’t cost Indiana a lot, given FIUs stellar record.
Should be in:
Northern Iowa (11-2, WIS: 25, SOS: 114): Demolished a SIM today again. With no games left, NIU only misses the playoffs if victimized by the worst kind of miracles.
Work to do:
Youngstown State (9-4, WIS: 33, SOS: 74): Almost back to the bubble. And if CCU loses tomorrow there YSU looks to be first in line to profit. However, ff YSU misses the playoffs, the loss to (a decent) SIM at the beginning of the season might be to blame.
Big Sky
Locks:
Northern Arizona (12-1), Cal Poly (12-1)
Should be in:
Montana State (9-4, WIS: 28, SOS: 30): A 4 game winning streak has Montana now finally at a place where it can feel fairly comfortable concerning its playoff chances.
Portland State (10-3, WIS: 26, SOS: 60): Since PSU was already in a decent position, all they really needed was not to mess up vs a SIM. And PSU didn’t.
A-10
Locks:
JMU (13-0), FAU (12-1), Villanova (11-2),Maine (10-3)

Awesome write up, I think I might have gotten Montana state turned in the right direction.