Selection Sunday on CBS 5:30 ET (+ Chat)

[X-Hoosier 529]

Fun fact: this is the "losingest" tourney bracket in history.

[Naturalhoosier 15,434]

One thing the committee did get right however, is keeping LSU out.  I was 100% certain that they would squeeze LSU in because of Simmons exposure.  

[VO5 8,272]

Funny thing I noticed about our team when they found out the bracket..Rojo got a smug look on his face and said "5 seed?" These guys feel disrespected imo.

[jmsgws 2,181]

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/03/ncaa-cbs-selection-sunday-leaked-bracket-march-madness-ncaa-tournament

[BlueDevil 8,693]

yogi coming up on Katz Korner on espnu

[Naturalhoosier 15,434]

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/03/ncaa-cbs-selection-sunday-leaked-bracket-march-madness-ncaa-tournament

TRUTH

[FortWayneHoosier 6,197]

yogi coming up on Katz Korner on espnu

I just tuned in did I miss it?

[BlueDevil 8,693]

I just tuned in did I miss it?

Yeah he was only on for 5 or so minutes. Basically stated he was grateful for the 5 seed and they were happy to be apart of the tournament. Brought up thy were all excited to be big ten champs and they talked about his play a little bit.

[WayneFleekHoosier 48,474]

One thing the committee did get right however, is keeping LSU out. I was 100% certain that they would squeeze LSU in because of Simmons exposure.

if they had any remote chance to get him in they would have.

[HoosierAloha 30,068]

The Oklahoma AD (head of selection committee) found a way to get Tulsa in.  I wouldn't have been too surprised if the NCAA would have found a way to get the fighting Simmons in the field.

[AKHoosier 6,959]

I wonder how many times the terms "marketing" or "profitability" were thrown around in the selection committee room, especially in our region.

 

It's like the committee is a bunch of CEOs who think they're the smartest guys in the room, rather than knowledgeable followers of college basketball.

[biteoftheapple 4,115]

I wonder how many times the terms "marketing" or "profitability" were thrown around in the selection committee room, especially in our region.

It's like the committee is a bunch of CEOs who think they're the smartest guys in the room, rather than knowledgeable followers of college basketball.

6 of the 10 members were non basketball people.

[Alford Bailey 12,393]

if they had any remote chance to get him in they would have.

Yea, they werent close enough.

[BlueDevil 8,693]

ESPN just asked the dumbest question I have ever seen. "Would you rather lose in the first four, or win the NIT?"

[Defenserocks28 393]

ESPN just asked the dumbest question I have ever seen. "Would you rather lose in the first four, or win the NIT?"

Not trying to troll, but if I had a young team needing experience, and if I actually knew they'd lose in the first four in the NCAA tourney via a crystal ball, I would absolutely take winning the nit. Added experience, more practice, more games.