What conference gets only one Second Seed?

[visitingcock]

SEC?
PAC?
ACC?

I think both SCAR and TxA&M get top 8 seeds?

somebody is gonna get the shaft between Louisville and UCLA/Zona

Louisville has the better record and two of their losses are to their conference champ. The conference is generally considered the weakest of the p-5s.

uCLA/Zona (arguably) play in the nation’s best conference. it would be almost ironic if they are both left out of the top 2 seeds

 

[dws3665]

The notion that the PAC12 is the best conference this season is pretty questionable.

I think the PAC just gets Stanford. Arizona and UCLA are both 3's.

 

[Sched234]

The notion that the PAC12 is the best conference this season is pretty questionable.

I think the PAC just gets Stanford. Arizona and UCLA are both 3's.

Agree. The SEC and Big Ten weren’t a joke this season, although you could make the argument that the PAC outslugs the latter.

Like many fans, I see very little of the PAC given the time change on games. That said, I can’t see a national champion other than Stanford emerging from the conference.

 

[npignatjr]

The notion that the PAC12 is the best conference this season is pretty questionable.

I think the PAC just gets Stanford. Arizona and UCLA are both 3's.

Agree which conferences played tough OOC teams. and won some of those?

 

[Baylor1994]

SEC?
PAC?
ACC?

I think both SCAR and TxA&M get top 8 seeds?

somebody is gonna get the shaft between Louisville and UCLA/Zona

Louisville has the better record and two of their losses are to their conference champ. The conference is generally considered the weakest of the p-5s.

uCLA/Zona (arguably) play in the nation’s best conference. it would be almost ironic if they are both left out of the top 2 seeds

I think Louisville will be a 3 because they haven’t beaten any quality teams compared to UCLA who beat Stanford

 

[willtalk]

Are you serious. There were not enough out of conference games played this season to supply enough of a measure of any conferences strengths. That with the lack of practice due to Covid that might have affected the early games actually played. In most seasons the "out of conference " games would be an argument, but in this season they are mut. You need to have more than just a few isolated games to get a real measure given the any given day occurances.

What I see one season only cherry picked rationals to justify personal wish-it-were-so's
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[DefenseBB]

I have to say, I think UCLA is better than Louisville. Louisville should be the nine seed. Either way, UCLA and Louisville would be scheduled to play each other as the 2/3 (#8/#9 overall seeds) in the region Sweet 16 game for the right to play the 1/4 (4=#16 overall seed) winner.