Per Joe Lunardi Bracketology, the Big East could get 9 teams in the tourney.
It seems that we all talk about the NCAA committee looking at your later games and how you are currently playing and outweighing your early season play more but I think the Big East getting that many teams clearly states the opposite. Good overall records with lots of wins against lower opponents during the preseason. And I am not speaking about the top five or six teams in the Big East, I'm talking about the rest of them that get in. I thought the Big 10 was the best conference in basketball this year, at least, that is what everyone keeps saying, oh and btw, one of his last four out is Seton Hall, the tenth Big East team who has such a stellar resume with an overtime win against SFNY(yeah, I had to look to see who that was too)at home and a loss to Northwestern at home. I am in no way saying Iowa should get in over UCONN or South Florida but somebody should. JMHO>
It seems that we all talk about the NCAA committee looking at your later games and how you are currently playing and outweighing your early season play more but I think the Big East getting that many teams clearly states the opposite. Good overall records with lots of wins against lower opponents during the preseason. And I am not speaking about the top five or six teams in the Big East, I'm talking about the rest of them that get in. I thought the Big 10 was the best conference in basketball this year, at least, that is what everyone keeps saying, oh and btw, one of his last four out is Seton Hall, the tenth Big East team who has such a stellar resume with an overtime win against SFNY(yeah, I had to look to see who that was too)at home and a loss to Northwestern at home. I am in no way saying Iowa should get in over UCONN or South Florida but somebody should. JMHO>
