Bracketology

[kayako]

Bracketville 2/7:

https://bracketville.wordpress.com/bracketology/

2 Hall
3 Nova
4 Butler
5 Creighton
6 Marquette
10 X
Georgetown 7th out

Lunardi 2/7:

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/bracketology

3 Hall
4 Nova
4 Butler
6 Creighton
7 Marquette
11 X

Expect a big change after the reveal tomorrow.

[stever20]

so a little history with the 3 reveals so far-
1 seeds-
9 1's, 2 2's, 1 3

2 seeds-
3 1's, 6 2's, 2 3's, 1 4

3 seeds-
3 2's, 4 3's, 2 4's, 3 5's

4 seeds-
1 2, 2 3's, 3 4's, 2 5's, 1 6, 2 7's, 1 10

totals
12 1's
12 2's
9 3's
6 4's
5 5's
1 6
2 7's
1 10

no team in the sweet 16 reveal has ever missed the tourney as you can see. Not even Oklahoma 2 years ago.

[Husky_U]

Women's bracketology:

http://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask ... acketology

DePaul 4
Marquette 9
Creighton 10
St. John's 11

wow 4 bids for the women that'd be great

This is very exciting. Playing in a dumpster-fire WBB conference these past few years has seriously hurt our women's team. Not ever being challenged ultimately hurts you when you play top teams (see our recent curb-stomping vs Oregon).

[Rockafella]

Lot of moving parts tonight with Seton Hall game, but bracket is starting to form.

https://www.sportsbetting3.com/march-madness-betting

Villanova losing to Butler throws it all open.

[LMS]

Big East with 3 of the 16 seeds announced by the NCAA today. I don’t think any conference had more.

[gtmoBlue]

Harumph


...3 of 16, yep that's great. Way to go BE! (sumthin's missing though??? can't quite put my finger on it?)

[Edrick]

I watched a good portion of the Memphis game yesterday. That is not a NCAA Tournament team.

It might be a circuitous path, but the AAC has a path to one bid.



http://www.bracketmatrix.com/

[Omaha1]

AAC got trucked today.

Cincinnati loses to UConn
Wichita St destroyed by Houston
UCF beat Tulsa

The opposite of what all three AAC bubble teams wanted.

[scoscox]

AAC got trucked today.

Cincinnati loses to UConn
Wichita St destroyed by Houston
UCF beat Tulsa

The opposite of what all three AAC bubble teams wanted.

1 bid league is very much a possibility if UC drops any more games and Houston wins the conference tournament

[GoldenWarrior11]

AAC got trucked today.

Cincinnati loses to UConn
Wichita St destroyed by Houston
UCF beat Tulsa

The opposite of what all three AAC bubble teams wanted.

1 bid league is very much a possibility if UC drops any more games and Houston wins the conference tournament

Impossible. I keep getting told repeatedly on multiple boards that the AAC is a power basketball conference that should get 5-6 bids annually.

The fact remains that history has shown that expectation to be vastly unrealistic. From 1989-2019 (thirty-year period), the AAC (minus UConn, of course) has a total of 95 bids (and that includes Wichita State). That averages out to just over three bids annually. Toss in programs like Memphis and SMU, who - once again - historically show themselves to be repeated probationary members, and it just becomes an incredibly tall hill to climb to make the jump into becoming a 5-6 bid annually. That requires half the league to be strong in a given year, and history has shown these collection of programs simply don't/can't do that.

Good luck to UConn on their farewell tour. Make it a great one.