TritonHawkeye
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I don’t think it will be lower than a 10. Typically the 11 - 16 are small conf teams.
Yet the teams playing in those play-in games in 2010 were also in the tournament. They just changed the terminology. The teams still have to win a game to make it into the round where the other teams already are. That's a play-in game or like wrestling, pig tail match.
I'm going to say a 2 seed (NIT).
Semantics. They are not play in games. They are first round games. Basically 64 teams have "byes". By your logic, Iowa's game vs Northwestern was a play in game in the Big 10 Tournament. Think about it!
I see first round games, Einstein.
A play in game implies teams must win that game to get into the tournament, which is how it USED to be when the tourney field was 64 teams. Since the field expanded to 68, those games are no longer play in games, since all 68 are " in". What used to be play in games are now first round games..
This is 2014....not 2010.
There are no play in games.
NIT bound.
The first 4 games are officially the first round in the field of 68. Those of you that keep calling them playin are just knocking it. If the first four games were playin then the tournament would be called a field of 64 with 4 playin games.
It's like some of you refuse to recognize the tournament has expanded! I suppose there is probably some old man out there that is still calling the 2nd games "play in" since he liked the tournament at 32 teams.
I’m going with a 15 seed after they Win the BTT