Wbbfan1
And That’s The Way It Is
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The committee doesn't use the S-curve anymore, and haven't for several years. They use the G-curve, and therein lies the problem. The G-curve uses geography to place the highest ranked seed in the closest geographical bracket. So because UConn is the top 1-seed, they get placed in Louisville due to the Yum Center's proximity to Storrs, unless Louisville is a 1-seed themselves, in which case Louisville gets to keep their own regional. Then the Huskies would get bounced all the way out to Lincoln, because Notre Dame is a 1-seed and so they get the South Bend regional. Of course Lincoln would be best for UConn, as they could avoid a 4th match-up with Louisville until the FF.To make Louisville the #2 in UCONN's bracket would mean that they were the 4th, number 2 team in the nation... ideally if the s curve is legit. They are no way the 4th 2 seed... i.e. the 8th team in the nation. I want to see them in Notre Dames bracket![]()