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More On Expansion Of NCAA Tournament

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I wish they'd let everyone play. For a trophy only. Kinda like Kentucky high-school basketball.

 

But we all know that'll never happen.

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Seven of the NIT participants had losing conference records:

 

Texas Tech 4-12

UNC 5-11

NCSt 5-11

St. John's 6-12

Cincy 7-11

UConn 7-11

N'Western 7-11

 

And I don't care what conference you are in, if you can't play .500 ball then your season should come to a close after your final loss in your conference tournament.:clap:

And I don't care what conference you are in, if you can't play .500 ball then your season should come to a close after your final loss in your conference tournament.:clap:

 

The Big East doesn't play a balanced schedule, so it's hard to compare records but I agree with you. They are actually going to allow a 4-12 team like Tech in the tournament? They might as well just scrap the regular season and let every team just play the tournament.

96 teams in the field does such a better job finding the best team this season than the BCS football system does.

 

We all know that Duke, Butler, Kansas State and WVU is better than Kentucky.:p:rolleyes::rolleyes:

I think you might have meant to say Michigan State there. :D

Will this benefit the higher seeds? Or, will it make that opening game tougher for them because their opponent will be coming off a win in the same arena, I suppose? That sounds like the recipe for our first #1 seed losing its opening tournament game at some point.

 

And, I have to ask...what on earth is this going to do to our office pool brackets?

Will this benefit the higher seeds? Or, will it make that opening game tougher for them because their opponent will be coming off a win in the same arena, I suppose? That sounds like the recipe for our first #1 seed losing its opening tournament game at some point.

 

And, I have to ask...what on earth is this going to do to our office pool brackets?

 

It's pretty much the same as picking the play in game on today's bracket....only now you'll have 32 play in games to pick. :lol:

Not a fan. As someone else said it will make the regular season less relevant. We're going to have teams with 6-10 conference records get into the tourney. Dreadful.

 

This makes the post season tourneys inconsequential. Why bust your butt for 4 days and then go through the meatgrinder of the tourney's new format?

This makes the post season tourneys inconsequential. Why bust your butt for 4 days and then go through the meatgrinder of the tourney's new format?

 

More teams will go "Lute Olsen" and pack it in and get out of the conference tourney as quickly as possible.

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