13 are pretty solidly in right now. Vandy fading a little. And Arkansas finally won 2 games and that's all it takes in the rugged SEC. As for LSU, my fear that they would go 2-16 is realized. They may not even get 2.
Can the SEC really get 14 out of 16?
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Vandy is not safely in. Nor are Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, or Georgia.
I think Texas gets in thanks to their recent run, and 2-3 of the others.
I think Texas gets in thanks to their recent run, and 2-3 of the others.
Yeah several of those schools are in literally all 113 mock brackets. Texas more unclear.
I hope Texas gets left out and the sanctimonious sankey can bitch and complain. This is exactly the reason why they want to expand to 76. Just so every team in the Big 10 and SEC can get in.
And not one will make the final four because the whole conference is overrated.
Yet somehow has made more final fours and won more Nattys than SEC since then as well.
Good point. I was thinking in terms of overall benefit to all the teams getting into the tournament.
But this SEC favoritism is a new thing. Let's see how things go on the next 10 years, if they can produce multiple champions or not.
No. The SEC is legitimately incredible. They may get 3, even 4. The B12 and B10 are the overrated ones, especially the B12.
Lets watch who is left at the round of 16. I see maybe 3 sec teams left and 3 acc teams left.
I thought the committee would pick one or two of the teams to use as their annual non conference strength of schedule whipping boy, but I was wrong.
I dont like the SEC but it's unfair to limit a conference. The SEC is legitimately the best conference of all time. Even their non-conference performance was historic. They definitely deserved 14.
Texas was "in" on 87 of the final brackets on bracketmatrix. Were they part of some ESPN conspiracy?.
I thought they might miss it in favor of Indiana or WVU (I also correctly thought UNC would be in), but it's hard to argue with the other 13 teams. None were really even on the bubble.
I thought they might miss it in favor of Indiana or WVU (I also correctly thought UNC would be in), but it's hard to argue with the other 13 teams. None were really even on the bubble.
