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Message: [QUOTE="Sphinx, post: 3436833, member: 4623"] Yes, with the SMU loss, even the NIT is now in question. If Houston takes the AAC tournament, they alone will go to the NCAA, leaving six teams from the AAC vying for NIT berths (Cincy, Memphis, SMU, Wichita State, Tulsa, UConn). No matter what happens from here, UConn will not have the season's series edge on any one of them, and all currently have better conference records. There will be tons of mid-tier P5 teams in the selection pool. The NIT is not going to choose 6 teams from the AAC. Before the SMU loss, I would've said that UConn had to win out the regular season to have a sniff at the NCAA at-large. Now I think they have to win out to sniff the NIT. [/QUOTE]