nilekinnick
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Seems like we are always projected in west with Gonzaga as 2 or 3
going with gonz, mich, Baylor, Illini as 1 seeds
going with gonz, mich, Baylor, Illini as 1 seeds
I think Iowa is a 1 if they win out as well.I'll probably get eaten alive for this, but I think Iowa can still nab a 1. We are 5th in NET as it is. Win out, get to B10 championship game...I don't think it's inconceivable.
I said this in another thread. Winning out means probable wins over Mich & Illinois. I think it would be hard for the committee to over look that.I think Iowa is a 1 if they win out as well.
I have watched MI, IL, WI, and Purdue tonight. I want to play any or all of them in the BT tournament. We win three of four.I'll probably get eaten alive for this, but I think Iowa can still nab a 1. We are 5th in NET as it is. Win out, get to B10 championship game...I don't think it's inconceivable.
I’ll take a pass on Illinois right now...glad they have a week to cool off before BTT.I have watched MI, IL, WI, and Purdue tonight. I want to play any or all of them in the BT tournament. We win three of four.
Is Dsunmu playing?I’ll take a pass on Illinois right now...glad they have a week to cool off before BTT.
That would be 9? Quad One wins?I said this in another thread. Winning out means probable wins over Mich & Illinois. I think it would be hard for the committee to over look that.
Simply my $0.02 .. ..
He didn’t play. The talking heads were trying to suggest he was the guy that might pass Garza for POY. But he sat 3 games and they blew out Michigan without him. It looks like the rest of the team is pretty good.Is Dsunmu playing?
Pretty good and also a great job of gamesmanship by Underwood. He was ornery with the press all week and it seemed took take the pressure off his players.He didn’t play. The talking heads were trying to suggest he was the guy that might pass Garza for POY. But he sat 3 games and they blew out Michigan without him. It looks like the rest of the team is pretty good.
The teams are ranked from the best [in the committee's eyes], which gets the #1 one seed, down to the 64th team [the last 16 seed]. The number 1 and 2 one seeds are placed in opposite brackets to possibly set up a meeting of those two teams.I was wondering if anyone knows why we are always in Gonzaga's bracket in everyone's Bracketology?
Is there something that dictates which teams go where?
I believe they avoid putting a 1 and 2 seed from the same conference in the same region. With two 1 seeds from the B1G, there aren't that many options.The teams are ranked from the best [in the committee's eyes], which gets the #1 one seed, down to the 64th team [the last 16 seed]. The number 1 and 2 one seeds are placed in opposite brackets to possibly set up a meeting of those two teams.
The # 3 one seed is placed on the same side as the #2 one seed, with the last 1 seed in the bracket below the over-all top one seed. [If you note, the 1 and 4 seed adds up to 5, with the # 2 and 3 one seeds also adding up to 5.]
Once the one seeds are placed in different brackets, the same procedure is followed with the 2 seeds, but in reverse order [for balance].
In other words, the bracket with the least highly seeded one seed, will get the highest-seeded 2 seed and so on.
Did I explain that correctly?
Just fate we always seem to be in the Zag's bracket, as they are continually changing.
So you think Underwood’s approach was better than Pitino telling his team his job is in jeopardy...down 24 and giving no effort?Pretty good and also a great job of gamesmanship by Underwood. He was ornery with the press all week and it seemed took take the pressure off his players.
I knew Michigan was overdue for a clunker, posted it last week. Unfortunately that clunker didn't come against Iowa.
Several bracketologists are projecting Virginia Tech as a potential second round match up.I was wondering if anyone knows why we are always in Gonzaga's bracket in everyone's Bracketology?
Is there something that dictates which teams go where?