Margin of vistory/defeat means nothing. The committee has also been pretty vocal recently that good wins count more than bad losses. They said that when Tulsa made it last year.

Indiana is completely out at this point. They're done. Kst is leaps and bounds ahead of UGA. Marquette is easily ahead of UGA, not to mention they won in Athens.

Yea there are a ton fewer mid major at larges this year. But that is why there is such a strong bubble. All of the teams have actually beaten really good teams. Except for Georgia. If you want to base it off the top 40 rpi, which UGA won't have still, then Wake is a lock now as well. So that takes another spot away. Wake is ahead of UGA regardless.

Honestly. If UGA wins the next 2 games, who do they get in over? Do you think they get in over Illinois? Tech? KST? Marquette? Providence? Seton Hall? Wake? Syracuse? Cal? USC? Rhode Island? Shit, Rhode Island has 2 wins that UGA can't touch. If Georgia beats Arkansas, that could seriously push them to the bubble and maybe off. Their only win is against South Carolina. And they have some really bad losses. Mizzou. Mississippi St. So it's still possible for UGA to finish with zero wins vs NCAA tournament teams by winning out, or 1 win vs a team going to Dayton.