Update on teams we're rooting against today - according to Bracketology

[AWS1022]

Bama getting blown out by Kentucky doesn't alter the fact they added another quality win the day prior against Auburn. Overall resume. I know you hate the word resume because you don't like to actually research things.

Kentucky & Kansas winning their conference tournaments don't have anything to do with other teams "being good enough to qualify the NCAAs". Winning the Big XII or SEC isn't a requirement. Both conferences, unlike the Big Ten this year, have depth.

All that depth yet a worse than usual UK and Kansas team both won their conference tournament.

 

[TenerHallTerror]

I'm disappointed Florida Gulf Coast got bypassed. But Lipscomb should kill North Carolina. GO BISONS!

 

[LionJim]

All that depth yet a worse than usual UK and Kansas team both won their conference tournament.

Penn beating Kansas is my 1-16 upset special.

 

[TenerHallTerror]

Last Four Byes

• Providence
• USC
• Baylor
• Texas

Last Four In

• Oklahoma
• UCLA
• Arizona State
• Louisville

First Four Out

• Oklahoma State
• Notre Dame
• Alabama
• Marquette

Next Four Out

• Syracuse
• Penn State
• Boise State
• Nebraska

Louisville lost bigly to UVA, 75-58
AZ State lost to Colorado yesterday
UCLA plays Stanford later today
Oklahoma lost to OK ST yesterday

Texas plays ranked Texas Tech later tonight
Baylor plays ranked WVU later tonight
USC plays Oregon State later tonight
Providence up now against Creighton

so here we go . . . how did these teams fair in the NCAA tournament??

Providence - lost in 1st round to Texas A&M
USC - NOT selected, lost to Western Kentucky in 2nd round of NIT
Baylor - NOT selected, lost to Miss St in 2nd round of NIT
Texas - lost in the 1st round to Nevada
Oklahoma - lost in 1st round to URI
UCLA - lost in FIRST FOUR matchup to St Bonaventure
AZ ST - lost in FIRST FOUR matchup to Syracuse
Louisville - also lost to Miss St in the NIT

and Miss St also beat Nebraska in the NIT!

btw Penn State has beaten Temple, ND, and Marquette in the NIT