MemphisCanes
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No, I think this is a little side tangent about how low a seed an at large might get.
Edit. NM, didn't realize you were already part of the tangent.
Exactly. No at-large may receive a seed lower than 12, which is exactly why the new play-in games were added for the 12 and 11 seeds.
UGA winning the SECt a few years ago and receiving a 14 seed was basically the committee saying that they had no business being an at-large and if not for winning the tourney, would've been left out.
I do bracketology for a friend's site, and it's incredibly tough to distinguish which team is less awful as a 10 seed than the other. Tennessee could get in based only on being pretty much one of a small group of teams that has actually played well over the last three weeks.
The Matrix is flawed and does not reveal updated results. It should be noted that at present time 53 polls of the 94 were updated 5 March or eariler. Several were last updated on 2 March and have not been updated since. So this will change greatly when they all become current.
that is my biggest problem with the matrix is that not everyone of them is updated atleast 2 or 3 times a week.
80 of the 94 brackets were updated yesterday or today.
the other 14 were either 3/2 or 3/3. would like to see those updated soon.
Most were updated in the AM. Drexel is in 45 of the 53 outdated polls 3/5 am or eariler.
But do you think it isn't a little (a lot) over the top for a new guy to title his thread "The Official" and to open with "I'm recommending"? Do we pay him a subscription? PS. I like the subject matter of the thread (even though it's way inside-baseball until at least Saturday).