Her transcript was posted on D1 Softball this morning. Take it FWIW. On UCLA vs. Florida State for the #8 seed and UCLA’s ‘better top 25 wins’ “That is one element that we’re looking at, so I don’t mind going through some of the metrics to provide a little bit more color of it. So UCLA was 20-8 vs. Top 50, includes seven Top 25 wins vs. Nebraska – who’s the 3 – Florida, Oregon, Duke, LSU, Texas A&M, and South Carolina. Only losses to Top 50. Better record in Top 50 games. And again, those are like slight differences there. But UCLA, despite the head-to-head loss to Florida State, across many comparison points, UCLA was slightly better. More Top 50 wins, more wins vs. teams in the NCAA tournament. “Whereas Florida State, 17-8 in the Top 50. They have seven Top 50 wins as well, one vs. Florida, one vs. UCLA, but then Stanford, Virginia Tech, and three vs. Clemson which were 16, 18, 24… they did get swept by Stanford in the regular season, so if you think a little bit of UCLA vs. Nebraska, they were 1-3; Florida State vs. Stanford, they were 1-3. So that kind of played into that, when I said better Top 25 wins and kind of where those teams ended up from an RPI perspective.”