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Message: [QUOTE="huskeynut, post: 3920400, member: 750"] The debate of who was seeded #1 and so forth is part of the big dance. Always has been and always will be. There is no perfect system or analytics or whatever you call it to evaluate teams for seeding. Someone is always going to be under seeded or over seeded. Maybe next year will give a better picture for seeding. But this year's schedules did not allow for a normal schedule. COVID wiped out almost all the out of conference games that pit top teams against one another. Too many teams had stoppages that lasted 2 to 4 weeks. So any system was skewed to conference scheduling. And conference scheduling was off when you had teams playing 5 games in ten or eleven days. Preconceived opinions as to what conferences were strongest was definitely off. All season we heard of the vaunted SEC as the best. We not so. Look like only 1 SEC team will make the Elite 8. The Big 10 was undervalued. One has advanced to the 8. There could be 2 after tomorrow. [/QUOTE]