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I'd do the following:
1) Expand the tournament to 72 teams.
2) Make the "First Four" two all-day states of games.
3) Make all of the now first eight games for the last 8 at large spots
4) If you have a sub-.500 conference record, you are ineligible for the NCAA tournament.
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ESPN - Antelope Valley in NAIA Tournament Despite School's Shutdown
No pressure for these teams.
Congrats to dieonte miles and Morehead state punching their ticket to the dance tonight!!!
Kyky had 32 tonight (6-9 from 3), but his team lost. They'll be the 8 seed in the A-Sun, so he probably won't join Miles in dancing.
He’s had one hell of a year. I wish it would have clicked for him here, but glad to see he’s done so well. Guessing he will make some money overseasQuote:
Originally Posted by GoMuskies
Elijah Tucker also has a shot of making the NCAAs with Longwood advancing to the Big South title game tomorrow against UNC-Asheville.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
I said Kyky and Jax St were in the A-Sun. They're actually C-USA. Hard to believe that used to be the league of Louisville, Cincinnati, Memphis, Houston, etc.
As of next year, add Kennesaw State and Delaware to the legendary league that is C-USA.
The Fighting Kelseys are in the semifinals of the CAA today against Towson. 5.5 point favorites. Is this the year Kelsey gets his major conference gig? Frankly, building a John Kresse-like career in Charleston doesn't sound like a terrible option, either. Charleston is a fantastic city.
Yep. I'm riding the charleston train in my DK account.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoMuskies
I think he gets offer a big boy job this year. Starting to hear his name by the national guys when I didn't hear it before until now..whether he takes it or not remains to be seen.