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[QUOTE="eebmg, post: 2631213, member: 7548"] Geno in his Pregame press conference (the end part) really attacked the idea of conference tournaments for 1 bid conferences and how terribly unfair it is for a team which won the regular season to lose their bid just because a weaker team got hot (or lucky). Not only is it unfair to the team and their players who may have played 5 months for nothing but by sending a weaker team to the NCAA Tournament, you hurt your own conference. And as Plebe pointed out, how much money can these weaker conference tournaments really make? And to think the Ivy league whose endowments are off the scale has one. :confused: [/QUOTE]
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