College Basketball teams with a 100% chance to make the NCAA Tournament

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10:08a, 1/24/24
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GoodOleBaylorLine
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11:42a, 1/24/24
So Alabama, a 12-6 team without a single win over a top 25 opponent (they are 0-4), has a 100% chance?
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11:48a, 1/24/24
On one hand I would have thought it would be a longer list and yet on the other hand I am thinking "that is bold to say that" with a lot of games left that theoretically they could lose every single one.
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11:56a, 1/24/24
Purdue has probably done enough to get in now. You have to assume they won't lose like 10 straight, but even if they went .500 they're probably in.

The rest I am not so sure.
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1:22p, 1/24/24
I don't think they understand the meaning of 100%. If these teams lost every single game from here on out they will not make the tourney

(Schools like Dayton that is)
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KajunKarlsdad
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In reply to GoodOleBaylorLine • 2:03p, 1/24/24
GoodOleBaylorLine said:
So Alabama, a 12-6 team without a single win over a top 25 opponent (they are 0-4), has a 100% chance?
You are forgetting; SEC,SEC....it just means more. Sarcasm by the way.
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In reply to KajunKarlsdad • 10:44p, 1/24/24
Sarcasm noted but that only applies to football. The SEC is not in a privileged position when it comes to March Madness. No one is privileged because no one gets to the Final Four without earning. This is why I think a true football playoff system should resemble March Madness as much as possible.
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In reply to gobears20 • 3:52a, 2/27/24
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If you're interested in exploring this topic further or need assistance with any college-related essays or assignments, you can check out https://ca.papersowl.com/pay-for-essay - they offer academic support services for students, including essay writing help. It's essential to stay informed about the selection process and criteria, as it can vary from year to year. Keeping an eye on developments in college basketball and NCAA Tournament projections can provide valuable insights into team rankings and selections.
Teams from powerful conferences such as the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, and SEC often dominate the discussion due to their ongoing competitiveness and high-quality basketball programs. Universities such as Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, and Kentucky often find themselves in the running for NCAA tournament berths.
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