( with no disrespect to the fine gentlemen picking games and enjoying a positive community experience )

Pat -

That's a slow one right down the middle. 

Answer :  "Takes one to know one ! "

You know, for some kids, as crazy as it sounds, it's about picking a college not a basketball program !!!

Scranton - Kings met in 2002 either Sweet 16 or Elite 8.

Pat, it's a little bit of both for the WBCA All-American Team.  10 of the 40 finalists(basically the 5 All-Region selections from each  of the 8 regions) are named "All-American, while the other 30 are automatically named Honorable Mention All-American behind the 10 announced at the D1 final four. 

Those 30 get certificates saying they are HM All-American Team.

BJ -  Keep your left arm straight and your head down !!!!!

HPU -  Take good care of DeSales.  Even though they knocked us (Muhlenberg) out of the tournament, they are a class act.  Kids play very hard with lots of heart.  Imagine Duke-Carolina intensity.

I stand corrected on DelVal/St.Lawrence.  I was thinking playing region and distance and  omitted the "administrative region" qualifier.  I was just using two example I thought were right ( shooting 50% at least ).  I thought I saw Dickinson/Wilkes not listed as regional as well.  Most likely these are 2nd round Tourney Games where pairings would not be known when schedules were first submitted. 

Do you want other instances if found, or is the data being pulled from a different place and therefor not important to your QP calculations?  And thanks for publishing the QP indexes, it saves lots of surfing and hand held calculations!

Pat,

I don't know if these quality point indexes are totally accurate.
I believe some of the regional records are off due to the fact that not all games on the team webpages are accurately listed as in region or out of region.  Moravian/Hopkins (not listed as region game) and DelVal/St. Lawrence (is listed as region game) are two examples of this.

This is not meant to be to as criticisim, as the site has so much info a few of these are always going to slip through.  My guess was your program to compute the quality points was drawing from that database of info. 

If am wrong, I do apologize --- it would not be the first or the last mistake of mine!