I personally think that winning the NIT would be>>>>>>>>>>>>>> than getting beat in the first round of the tournament which is much more likely if we are a 16 seed going against a 1. It is a mindless statement to say I am campaigning for less success. OK,we make the tournament. Where are we seeded??
Yep, some of you have already convinced the basketball team that if after all of the work they have put in this year, if they get into the National Invitational Tournament against 31 other teams who didn't quite get to the holy grail, it is meaningless, they should just rollover, hang their sneakers up, and wait til next year. That's really deep thinking, now isn't it?I'm with you there too. Winning the NIT means you've already failed. It's like getting excited for the USA to win the bronze metal game at the Olympics.
Yep, some of you have already convinced the basketball team that if after all of the work they have put in this year, if they get into the National Invitational Tournament against 31 other teams who didn't quite get to the holy grail, it is meaningless, they should just rollover, hang their sneakers up, and wait til next year. That's really deep thinking, now isn't it?
Translating, would you rather see the current team lose the first game of the NCAA tournament or win the 5 games required to cut the nets down in Madison Square Garden? Want to answer or skip around?this statement here completely proves you have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to the NCAAT, as if there was any doubt.
Yep, some of you have already convinced the basketball team that if after all of the work they have put in this year, if they get into the National Invitational Tournament against 31 other teams who didn't quite get to the holy grail, it is meaningless, they should just rollover, hang their sneakers up, and wait til next year. That's really deep thinking, now isn't it?
This says it all IMO. By the way, in last years final RPI, these teams in the NIT had the RPI's following their name. Southern Miss-32, Toledo-38, Missouri-47, Minnesota-50, Fla State-52, SMU-53, Belmont-58, La Tech-59, St Mary's-60, California-61, Iona-64, St John's-65, Georgetown-66, Illinois-67, and Arkansas-68.Yep, some of you have already convinced the basketball team that if after all of the work they have put in this year, if they get into the National Invitational Tournament against 31 other teams who didn't quite get to the holy grail, it is meaningless, they should just rollover, hang their sneakers up, and wait til next year. That's really deep thinking, now isn't it?
You are deep thinker SD.This says it all IMO. By the way, in last years final RPI, these teams in the NIT had the RPI's following their name. Southern Miss-32, Toledo-38, Missouri-47, Minnesota-50, Fla State-52, SMU-53, Belmont-58, La Tech-59, St Mary's-60, California-61, Iona-64, St John's-65, Georgetown-66, Illinois-67, and Arkansas-68.
This says it all IMO. By the way, in last years final RPI, these teams in the NIT had the RPI's following their name. Southern Miss-32, Toledo-38, Missouri-47, Minnesota-50, Fla State-52, SMU-53, Belmont-58, La Tech-59, St Mary's-60, California-61, Iona-64, St John's-65, Georgetown-66, Illinois-67, and Arkansas-68.
Mindless statement??? Says the person who believes we'd be a 16-seed. Pardon me while I have a good laugh at that.
Without even looking it up, I'm going to guess that no Power 5 conference team has EVER been a 16 seed, and I'd say the absolute lowest we would be is a 12-13 seed based on the history of the NCAA Tournament since the expansion to 64 teams. The committee just doesn't give Power 5 teams from multi-bid conferences severely low seeds. Those are reserved for automatic qualifiers from low-profile, 1-bid conferences.
You really have no clue how any of this works do you? I feel like I'm explaining this to an 8 year old.
