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So a few weeks ago we were talking about the BET and it counting as home games for St John's.

Rothstein put out this tweet:
The NCAA Tournament Selection Committee will treat teams who play their conference tournament games on their home floor (St. John's, UNLV) as playing home games and not neutral site games, per an NCAA spokesman.

Something to monitor as we approach March Madness.

David Worlock put out this response:
To be clear this is not a new development.


Still notcing the Nova game with Drexel at Wells Fargo for the Big 5 classic listed as neutral site. Right now as far as quad records it's meaningless for Nova- Drexel is 110 so it's Q3 regardless. And actually for Drexel as well- Nova is 45 so that's Q1 regardless away or neutral.

Nova's game against Drexel should be a neutral court game unless you're going to say all six participants were playing at home. St. John's I don't think should be counted as a home game in the BET for NET purposes. With ten other teams there, it's not like there's a real home court advantage, other than not needing to travel for the game.