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Colorado at 10 isn't your typical double digit seed though. They're one of the most on paper talented teams in the country and they've now won 9 of 10.
I hear you and the fact they are hot should carry some weight.

Being a 10 seed does indicate that there are flaws a 2 seed (with a smart coach) should be able to exploit.
 
All you losers crying about our bracket. Anyone who didn't just look at spreadsheets knew they stunk.

As I said, worry about Stetson and now Northwestern.

Bracket of death. LOLOLOL
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Nobody is getting in anybody's way in TAMU v. Neb.

What these first two days has shown: there are about 10 teams max that play any def in this tourney and Iowa St was abused on the interior in their game.
 
Auburn is a good team and UConn is lucky to not have to play them. In this tournament not uncommon for good team to have off night, or opponent have a hot night and lose to a lesser team. It’s why they play 7 games series in the pros. Even with that a team gets hot and wins a series where they were not the best team.

The Ken Pom stats are the most accurate in my opinion.
UConn did get screwed by committee, but with this break, the bracket now seems fair, but both Iowa St and Illinois are good teams.
 
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Auburn is a good team and UConn is lucky to not have to play them. In this tournament not uncommon for good team to have off night, or opponent have a hot night and lose to a lesser team. It’s why they play 7 games series in the pros. Even with that a team gets hot and wins a series where they were not the best team.

The Ken Pom stats are the most accurate in my opinion.
UConn did get screwed by committee, but with this break, the bracket now seems fair, but both Iowa St and Illinois are good teams.
They’re computer trickers. Beat a bunch of bad teams by a lot and didn’t beat anyone good.
 
Tbh Yale was under seeded. If Duquense was an 11, Yale should have been a 12 at worst.
 
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Fear none. Respect all.
Northwestern won an NCAA tournament game. They are dangerous.

Auburn? They didn't do squat all year other than run up scores on bum teams to juice their numbers and be lucky enough to be on the right side of the SEC tournament bracket as it fell apart.
 
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Auburn is a good team and UConn is lucky to not have to play them. In this tournament not uncommon for good team to have off night, or opponent have a hot night and lose to a lesser team. It’s why they play 7 games series in the pros. Even with that a team gets hot and wins a series where they were not the best team.

The Ken Pom stats are the most accurate in my opinion.
UConn did get screwed by committee, but with this break, the bracket now seems fair, but both Iowa St and Illinois are good teams.
Nope. They stunk. And they proved they stunk.

They lost to App State and their best OOC win was Indiana.

Spreadsheet heroes got what they deserved.
 

Besides the fact that it's an obvious ploy to further consolidate the cash, it's also remarkably stupid and in the box thinking.

Go to 22 teams. Have an east/west or north/south division. Play a round robin. Then do your own conference playoff where they meet up in the finals. I don't see how this isn't being talked about as an option. The Big XII, for example, could basically have the old Big East back together if they did this after the ACC implodes
 
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Standing around, and passes are going to guys who aren't coming to the ball. Dook can just jump everything
 
Yale played an almost perfect game. They are unlikely to do it again. But congrats and thank you. It take luck to get through this field and this looks like a little luck for us.
 
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