bonarae
February 5th, 2016, 05:50 PM
On the dark side, I posted a thread similar to this title, in response to Louisville self-imposing a postseason ban in men's basketball.
The question is: Will this year would become deserving of any of the following titles:
"Year of the True Cinderella Winning It All"
"Year of the Mid/Low-Major"
"Year of the Many Upsets"
With SMU and now Louisville staying home this year (the latter, supported by its president, self-imposed a men's basketball postseason ban just days ago), is this edition becoming more likely to be run by the low major/mid-major schools who win their conference tournaments? Or is this edition would become more of a dud, i.e. forgettable?
On the other side, with two ranked teams staying home, will a usual mid-major/low-major at-large snub sneak in come Selection Sunday?
The question is: Will this year would become deserving of any of the following titles:
"Year of the True Cinderella Winning It All"
"Year of the Mid/Low-Major"
"Year of the Many Upsets"
With SMU and now Louisville staying home this year (the latter, supported by its president, self-imposed a men's basketball postseason ban just days ago), is this edition becoming more likely to be run by the low major/mid-major schools who win their conference tournaments? Or is this edition would become more of a dud, i.e. forgettable?
On the other side, with two ranked teams staying home, will a usual mid-major/low-major at-large snub sneak in come Selection Sunday?