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[QUOTE="caw, post: 5225066, member: 563"] I am of two minds on this last part. You do need teams that can handle the physicality but I do not think you should build teams like SJU was built this year, or Cooley's PC teams, or how old Pitt used to be built. Those are teams that are quick to flame out in the NCAAT, we shall see on SJU this year. It's has to be a balance. Perhaps I'm wrong because it does seem like there are more teams built like that than before - Tennessee (elite eight - 2024), Houston (FF-2021), ISU, MSU, and SDSU (NC game 2023) being the most accomplished in recent years, but the majority of those teams seem to be bounced in the sweet sixteen, or earlier. [/QUOTE]
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