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Tourney
Last Five In: Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Drexel, Illinois, Old Dominion
Last Five Out: Georgia Tech, West Virginia, Purdue, Florida State, Alabama
Big East ( 7): Pittsburgh, Marquette, Louisville, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Villanova, Syracuse
ACC ( 6 ): North Carolina, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Boston College, Duke, Maryland
Pac-10 ( 6 ): UCLA, Washington State, Arizona, Oregon, Stanford, Southern Cal
Big Ten ( 5 ): Wisconsin, Ohio State, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan State
Big 12 ( 5 ): Kansas, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma State
SEC ( 4 ): Florida, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Tennessee
MVC ( 3 ): Southern Illinois, Creighton, Missouri State
MWC ( 3 ): Air Force, UNLV, BYU
CAA ( 3 ): Virginia Commonwealth, Old Dominion, Drexel
Horizon ( 2 ): Butler, Wright State
NIT
Last Five In: South Carolina, Santa Clara, Bucknell, St. Louis, North Carolina State
Last Five Out: Auburn, Kent State, Wichita State, Nebraska, Oklahoma
SEC ( 7 ): Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, South Carolina, LSU
ACC ( 4 ): Georgia Tech, Florida State, Clemson, North Carolina State
Big East ( 3) : West Virginia, Providence, DePaul
Big Ten ( 3 ): Purdue, Michigan, Iowa
A-10 ( 2 ): UMass, St. Louis
Big 12 ( 2 ): Kansas State, Missouri
MVC ( 2 ): Bradley, Northern Iowa
Pac-Ten ( 2 ): Washington, Cal
WAC ( 2 ): Utah State, New Mexico State
It's pretty unbelievable that the SEC could have every team make the postseason in some form. Has a conference ever had that happen before?
3 comments:
bucknell fan from before here - what makes you pick bucknell now for the NIT and not before?
also as someone who truely hates UCONN - was wondering why no postseason for them?
Even though their only good win was Holy Cross during their 12 game winning streak ( and 15 of 16 ), I couldn't resist putting the Patriot co-champ who split with Holy Cross in at this point.
Also, I thought it was worth it to truly reward a team that dominates their conference than a team ( UConn ) who struggles throughout and really doesn't have any better wins than Bucknell does. With all of that said, the Huskies would still probably be about my sixth team out.
Also, I know I have LSU, South Carolina and North Carolina State in who are all 4-10 in their conferences. That doesn't jive with my "truly reward a team that dominates their conference than a team ( UConn ) who struggles throughout", but it's tough to overlook combined wins over Texas A&M, at Southern Cal, Tennessee, at Mississippi State, Florida, North Carolina, and a sweep of Virginia Tech.
If Connecticut can get a marquee win ( at Georgetown perhaps ), they'll be in the NIT.
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