2022 March Madness

[HuskerFever]

South Region:

 

Edited March 13, 2022 by HuskerFever

[MontanaHusker]

How did Michigan get in? 

[49r]

7 minutes ago, Cornyfan1 said:

How did Michigan get in? 

 

Better question is why is Rutgers in the play-in round and Michigan is not?

[Bugeaters1]

Just now, 49r said:

 

Better question is why is Rutgers in the play-in round and Michigan is not?

What do you think?

 

[HuskerFever]

Midwest Region:

 

 

 

[thrasher31]

IU still has yet to be announced

[thrasher31]

Just now, thrasher31 said:

IU still has yet to be announced

Just as I type this

[HuskerFever]

East Region:

 

 

 

[HuskerFever]

Big Ten: 9

Big East: 6

Big 12: 6

SEC: 6

ACC: 5

Mountain West: 4

West Coast: 3

Pac-12: 3

The American: 2

Atlantic 10: 2

[uneblinstu]

The play-in games shouldn't include any automatic qualifiers 

[HuskerFever]

Last Four In:

Indiana, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Wyoming

 

First Four Out:

Dayton, Oklahoma, SMU, Texas A&M

[HuskerFever]

Richmond's win today kicked Dayton out of the tournament.

[thrasher31]

4 minutes ago, HuskerFever said:

Richmond's win today kicked Dayton out of the tournament.

Kinda shocked to see A&M that low on the last 4 out. 

[HuskerFever]

5 minutes ago, thrasher31 said:

Kinda shocked to see A&M that low on the last 4 out. 

 

Based purely on NET, they're behind Indiana, Oklahoma, and Xavier.

 

It's Michigan that I'm a bit perplexed on (from a Big Ten seeding perspective).

[Cazzie22]

Tennesse should be seeded higher.  The Vols could win it all.  I question Michigan and am not sure the B1G deserves 9 teams.  

[HuskerFever]

3 minutes ago, Cazzie22 said:

Tennesse should be seeded higher.  The Vols could win it all.  I question Michigan and am not sure the B1G deserves 9 teams.  

 

Regardless, what happened to the ACC? They haven't had much representation over the last decade (at least from how I've recalled it).

[hskr4life]

Cannot believe Rutgers was in with that NET and Oklahoma out.  Ridiculous if you ask me.

 

Rutgers in a play in is ridiculous too considering where they finished vs Michigan.

[49r]

1 hour ago, Bugeaters1 said:

What do you think?

 

 

[Handy Johnson]

6 hours ago, Cornyfan1 said:

How did Michigan get in? 

Remember when they finished in 5th place and went to the Dance while we finished in 4th & stayed home? It’s like that…

[Norm Peterson]

I didn't see it. Did he drop a deuce?

 

[hhcmatt]

5 minutes ago, Norm Peterson said:

I didn't see it. Did he drop a deuce?

 

even bigger

[Norm Peterson]

10 minutes ago, Norm Peterson said:

I didn't see it. Did he drop a deuce?

 

 

In the post-game, he said he gutted it out and left it all on the floor.

 

At least I'm pretty sure that's what he said.

[The Polish Rifle]

15 hours ago, hskr4life said:

Cannot believe Rutgers was in with that NET and Oklahoma out.  Ridiculous if you ask me.

 

Rutgers in a play in is ridiculous too considering where they finished vs Michigan.

The Rutgers v Oklahoma comparison is pretty crazy. Rutgers with more high end wins, but Oklahoma has their fair share. Rutgers 9-10 vs Quad 1/2. Oklahoma 10-14 vs Quad 1/2. Rutgers 3 bad loses to Oklahoma's 1. Oklahoma 28 spots higher in the NET. 

[hhcmatt]

17 hours ago, Cornyfan1 said:

How did Michigan get in? 

 

They had a tough non-con. They were in over Indiana and Rutgers.

 

[hskr4life]

2 minutes ago, The Polish Rifle said:

The Rutgers v Oklahoma comparison is pretty crazy. Rutgers with more high end wins, but Oklahoma has their fair share. Rutgers 9-10 vs Quad 1/2. Oklahoma 10-14 vs Quad 1/2. Rutgers 3 bad loses to Oklahoma's 1. Oklahoma 28 spots higher in the NET. 

Right!?  For me Resumes were pretty even and the tip of the scale went to the NET which Oklahoma was by far better in.  Is Rutgers the lowest NET to make an at large and by how much?