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[QUOTE="auror, post: 4618007, member: 1329"] I think for people without any banners, they would absolutely trade 10 tourny appearance misses. I think it's a decent break-even point. I would definitely trade 8 misses for a title (we just had a similar if lesser period of crappiness and the title totally redeems it ). 12 -15 seems like too many misses and too much irrelevance. 10 seems about even. I agree with your premise to a point about consistent competing. I'd like to see the result. Multiple final fours and titles are pretty scarce, so I don't think more heavier weighting for later rounds dilutes it as much as you expect. Either way, Cincinnati isn't a blue blood. You gotta win more than just show up in the tournament. [/QUOTE]
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