Would do away with brackets and people filling them out, thats not happening.
I will add this about the brackets as they stand now.
I am in 41st place right now after this weekend out of close to 200 entries. However if Nova wins the title and Kentucky makes the final 4 I am going to win it.
Just tells me the first two round picks really don't matter anyway unless your title winner is elimated. ReSeeding makes those first two rounds mean a lot more for the braket folks
Not sure.. You will see a bunch of "2nd Chance Tournament Brackets" these coming days anyways. If anything, people might just wait around for Sweet 16 Tournament.
I generally don't like change and I respect everyone saying they don't like but I want a better reason than if it ain't broke don't fix it.
I want someone to tell me why it's a bad idea. I think great things can be better and I think that about the NCAA tourney
It just makes no sense to continue to have a bracket that doesn't reward regular season success.
Because it doesn't give us the best teams in the final 4.
Ask yourself this question.
Would you rather watch Loyalo vs Nevada or Nevada vs Duke?
It makes absolutely ZERO sense to punish teams that win for other teams losing. Reseeding would destroy the whole point of inviting midmajor conference champions and at-large bids. If you were serious about only having "the best games", lets just invite the top 16 teams and not allow anyone other than the blue bloods.
Its called March Madness for a reason. Im ok with reseeding in the conference tournament because a lot of times NCAA bids and seeding are on the line to get in but dont mess with the NCAA Tournament. Youre going to be playing a good team in almost any round so it really doesnt matter about reseeding. We lost to a Sweet 16 and possibly Elite 8 opponent. Whos to say we wouldnt have crapped the bed against Nevada? Weve had these roller coaster type games all season. Yeah we won a lot of games but in a lot of them we had long stretches of what the heck is going on moments and it was bound to bite us at some point. Its just the nature of the tournament. The best team in the country doesnt always win. Happens in a lot of sports. Simple as that.
High seeds get home court - no more neutral sites with sparse crowds - this would limit the upsets and reward the Power 5 conferences that had to deal with playing a dog eat dog conf schedule
After seeing it redrawn its not as bad of an idea as I was thinking but still against it and it will not happen anyway.
So you want to reseed because a bid to the NCAA is on the line but not do it when a natty is?
Isn't crowning the best team the champ important?