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[QUOTE="KnightBridgeAZ, post: 3847239, member: 591"] Talk to Rutgers - this was the era where teams bid to host. So far as I know, in advance. UNC therefore either didn't bid or didn't submit a winning bid. A couple of years later for the 2015 tourney they returned to the top 16 hosting. Since teams winning bids could host, it was typical at that time for teams that expected to be in the tourney to bid. The only teams "screwed" in this scenario were the higher seeds that played on lower-seeds home floor. Rutgers more than once, North Carolina the year in question. [/QUOTE]
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