This year may prove the selection committee hates BYU
It pains me to say it but I think if BYU wins the tournament in Vegas (I still hate how Vegas gets the home court every year) it deserves a no less than no. 6 seed, maybe 4 or 5. It ran away from the conference title, and under my scenario would have won the tournament. Moreover, winning at Louisville was a solid "quality win," even though Louisville now is not the same team it was then. Louisville finished in sole possession of second place in the Big East (Louisville came within three points of winning the Big East outright Saturday, losing at Georgetown by 3). Louisville is probably easily one of the ten best teams in the country now. If BYU gets a less than 8 seed then yes, I agree the committee hates BYU (though I've thought claims of bias were BS in the past).
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We will get a 12 seed. As always.
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My scenario:
BYU wins tourney: 6 seed BYU loses in champ: 8 seed BYU loses before champ: 9 seed |
I want to avoid the 8 or 9 seed. I'd be happy with a 6, 7 or 10.
But my guess is we get the 8 or 9. |
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If BYU loses the MWC tourney in the championship I see either a 7 or 8 seed- depending upon who BYU loses to and how competitive the game is. If they lose in the semis I see a 9 seed. If they lose in round 1, I see a 10 seed. I have always felt BYU was seeded where they should have been. This year will be no different. |
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In the past, IMO, we've been 1 or 2 seeds lower than most ranking services would suggest we should be. That's not that big a deal, considering SOS.
This year, we have a MUCH better resume than last (assuming at least a win or two in the Conf. Tourney), and therefore should be higher than last year's 8 seed. If we win out through the tourney, I'd guess most bracketologists will slot us at 5-7, and I'd be happy with ANY of those seeds (6 being better than 7). |
Seed doesn't matter. I'm predicting a loss in the first round.
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