They could use it as a tiebreaker. Cincinnati was dropped from a 1 seed after Kenyon Martin was hurt in the last week of the season about 24 years ago.
They will absolutely take it into account, although if we win Saturday and play well in the SECT, it may not affect us quite as much. That’s a small sample size.
I was at the game in Memphis in 2000 when Kenyon Martin was injured. Saw his leg buckle as he went down and told my buddy “he broke his leg.” You could hear a pin drop in that place. That Cincy team would have been the overall #1 seed. They were dominant that year. Instead they lose that game, get a #2 seed, and are bounced in the second round.