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cricket3

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The way the NCAA determines bracket placement is completely broken now that all top 4 seeds get preferential placement. You’re better off being the highest 2 or 3 seed than the lowest 1 or 2 seed because you get to play in the closest region.
 
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The way the NCAA determines bracket placement is completely broken now that all top 4 seeds get preferential placement. You’re better off being the highest 2 or 3 seed than the lowest 1 or 2 seed because you get to play in the closest region.


Your argument would make sense if the committee followed a clear set of guidelines every year, which it does not. So you’re completely wrong.


It’s a crapshoot. Every single year.
 
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MrKentucky

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Quickley laying on the floor right grabbing his face next to a ref who completely ignores him. Ref has to come from across the court and stop play. I love this stupid sport.
 

cricket3

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Basketball play!

 

catsfanbgky

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Somehow our backcourt has become a liability? Hagans and Maxey are regressing.

Hagans definitely is. But Maxey I am not ready to concede that. 22 points, 17 points, then 8 points 4 rebounds and 5 assist against Miss State in his last 3 games. He only shot the ball 9 times against State and 0 free throws. he has not been all world, but not "regressing."
 
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