[oldalum]

The computer appears to treat the NCAA matches as just another match, equivalent in weight to any other. Look at North Carolina:  seeded #3, lost in the Round of 16 to a 14-seed (who then lost to a 6-seed), and basically kept its #3 ranking (NC got bumped down to 4th in the final rankings just because we got inserted at #1). Why do they even produce end-of-season rankings in tennis? The top 16 ought to be the teams that made it to Tulsa, and who cares who is #18 or #33?

[oldalum]

The computer appears to treat the NCAA matches as just another match, equivalent in weight to any other. Look at North Carolina:  seeded #3, lost in the Round of 16 to a 14-seed (who then lost to a 6-seed), and basically kept its #3 ranking (NC got bumped down to 4th in the final rankings just because we got inserted at #1). Why do they even produce end-of-season rankings in tennis? The top 16 ought to be the teams that made it to Tulsa, and who cares who is #18 or #33?