OK, if that happens, then of course.
What are the odds we pull that off?
Nobody would be happier than me, but don't smoke on that just yet.
I want someone to show me all these at large candidates who have better bodies of work than Tennessee. The Vols are in and it's not really close.
How is beating a UCONN team that is going to the NIT a big deal? Look at DePaul's losses. UT's body of work far outstrips theirs. Also, UT's resume is better than any Big 10 team not named Ohio State or Wisconsin. Even mentioning Michigan in the same discussion as UT is laughable. The same would apply to Purdue, Illinois, or Indiana.
West Virginia: Beat UConn, UCLA
DePaul: Beat ND, Marquette
Michigan St: Beat Texas, Wisconsin
If 20 is still the magic number, than the Big 10+1 could potentially send 8 teams with 20 wins (Michigan still has to play OSU).
How is beating a UCONN team that is going to the NIT a big deal? Look at DePaul's losses. UT's body of work far outstrips theirs. Also, UT's resume is better than any Big 10 team not named Ohio State or Wisconsin. Even mentioning Michigan in the same discussion as UT is laughable. The same would apply to Purdue, Illinois, or Indiana.
You keep saying UT will in no way be a 6 seed if they finish with 2 losses. Now who is saying that we would be that high?