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23 hours ago, IUFootballHappyHappyJoyJoy said:

Well, if the play in games weren't stuck in Dayton and on a network only degenerates watched one weekend a year, maybe people would give a **** about them.

Hey...

Consider this pushback.

Dayton sells those out.  Get your own tournament.  We own the first four.  Got it here, you can't have it.

It's a big deal.   Piles Of Cash GIFs - Find & Share on GIPHY

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1 hour ago, Loaded Chicken Sandwich said:

Uhh... Nah. You can get rid of the NIT. But leave those crappy mediocre P5 teams out.

If you look at who the committee left out last year, they indicated the first four out were Oklahoma, Seton Hall, Indiana State, and PIttsburgh.  Looking at the NIT bracket and seeing what teams turned down bids, teams that would be next would have been among a grouping of St. John's, Wake Forest, Utah, Villanova, Princeton, Cincinnati, and Ohio State.  If you are looking at mid majors beyond that group to try to replace some of 'mediocre P5' teams, you are looking at schools like the North Texas and UC Irvine's of the world.

I think that an expanded field of, say, eight teams is most likely going to consist of a about 60% P5 and (at best) 40% mid and low major.  But I also think it's pretty much the only chance that you'll see teams like Indiana State get at large invites.

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2 hours ago, RaceToTheTop said:

If you look at who the committee left out last year, they indicated the first four out were Oklahoma, Seton Hall, Indiana State, and PIttsburgh.  Looking at the NIT bracket and seeing what teams turned down bids, teams that would be next would have been among a grouping of St. John's, Wake Forest, Utah, Villanova, Princeton, Cincinnati, and Ohio State.  If you are looking at mid majors beyond that group to try to replace some of 'mediocre P5' teams, you are looking at schools like the North Texas and UC Irvine's of the world.

I think that an expanded field of, say, eight teams is most likely going to consist of a about 60% P5 and (at best) 40% mid and low major.  But I also think it's pretty much the only chance that you'll see teams like Indiana State get at large invites.

And none of them deserved to be in. If anything, it needs to drop back to 64. That was a perfect number. The more you add, the watered down it gets with teams who can barely keep it over .500 and teams that can barely win 8 conference games.

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