Official Watch Party Thread (NCAAT seeding edition)

LSU loses?
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Booo…
Virginia loses
Xavier loses
TCU loses
Tulane loses
Ole Miss loses
LSU loses
Minnesota loses

We’ve had some real **** luck this year. Very little movement on the seed lines above us. It’s pretty much all the top teams just keep winning and those bubble teams are unable to find any traction and get a few big wins.
 
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We’ve had some real **** luck this year. Very little movement on the seed lines above us. It’s pretty much all the top teams just keep winning and those bubble teams are unable to find any traction and get a few big wins.
Definitely seems increasingly likely a 3 is our ceiling unless a few teams go cold, and quick.
 
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Definitely seems increasingly likely a 3 is our ceiling unless a few teams go cold, and quick.

You’d think based on the extremely little movement that it will be a boring tournament this year and just be a lot of chalk. But, something tells me the lack of big upsets and the weak bubble means we’re in store for a crazy tournament lol.
 
Strong closes from Vanderbilt (79), Colorado (81) and South Carolina (87) would be huge…all 3 are currently Q2 away game wins and Vandy & SC both are Q3 home wins…if those teams can get to Top 75 it would add 3 Q1 wins to our resume and 2 Q2 wins to our resume, would really give our resume a boost.
 
Listening to a podcast, and they just mentioned how the committee sees conference record as irrelevant. Has this always been the case?
 
Listening to a podcast, and they just mentioned how the committee sees conference record as irrelevant. Has this always been the case?
Pretty much, it’s whole body of work…plus all conference schedules aren’t equal, not sure how the SEC SOS in conference stacks up but I would venture to guess ours is up there.
 
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Listening to a podcast, and they just mentioned how the committee sees conference record as irrelevant. Has this always been the case?
It is probably relative. I think it is irrelevant unless it's poor. For example, if an SEC team finishes 19-12 and on the bubble, but they have a 7-11 conference record, it's going to be viewed as a negative, especially if the non-conference record is a house of cards built on wins over poor competition.
 

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