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  1. Not sure if I missed something, but I didn’t see a second automatic home team from the PAC. Utah is in, but I believe Washington was also slated to receive a home game. Presumably they opted out but then did the entire rest of the PAC below them turn down the NIT as well?
  2. It looks like Virginia Tech and Providence then sliding into their spots. In the Big East, Seton Hall is also still behind Xavier, but I suppose would get home-court priority as first four out.
  3. Looks like Mississippi had turned down an NIT bid. I suppose that slides Georgia in as a host (unless a rejected bid removes the automatic hosting designation for the replacement).
  4. By my quick calculations, the automatic hosts would be: ACC: Pittsburgh, Wake Forest B10: Ohio St, Iowa B12: Cincinnati, Oklahoma BE: St John’s, Villanova PAC: Utah, Washington SEC: Mississippi, LSU Then deference given to Indiana St and Seton Hall as being among the “First Four Out” leaving two spots.
  5. A Memphis win over FAU should clinch for us at least a share of the regular season conference title. In the event of a tie, I believe all co-champs get a trophy. Tie-breakers only matter for tournament seeding. Also, the 2-seed and 3-seed are in the same half-bracket, so it would be the same difference to us assuming we earn the 1-seed.
  6. This might be Lunardi’s admission that perhaps USF does have a shot at the NCAAT as an at-large after all. He moved one of the play-in games to the 12-line (previously both were 11vs11 matchups) with USF now moving up from 12 to 11. Grand Canyon (WAC) and Indiana St (MVC) are listed as automatic qualifiers as 11-seeds, also ahead of the last play-in game teams. Richmond (A10) took over first place ahead of Dayton and thus is listed as an AQ for now (as 12-seed), stealing an at-large spot since they likely wouldn’t be in otherwise.
  7. Still here. Don’t post much, though. Been to plenty of women’s games and the crowd here isn’t too bad, comparatively speaking.
  8. I follow the threads regularly and watch every game. Don’t get much news on the team from where I live so I come here for updates. I’m well aware of the drama surrounding the team. I just found it particularly infuriating that some guy watching the game on a tiny screen in a sports bar in St Louis understands the rules better than an FBS coaching staff. Just hope someone in the post-game press conference asks CJS if THAT is how they drew up that play.
  9. Haven’t posted here in years, but follow the posts. On the trick play flagged for the illegal forward pass: they have obviously run this in practice. How is it that not one of the coaches was aware that this would be against the rules? Inexcusable incompetence.
  10. Of course. Wouldn’t think of showing up any other way.
  11. Bought my ticket for Game 2 in Chicago. Looks like they are playing it at their on-campus gym where they used to hold the women’s games. I’ve been there a few times before and it really is a high school style gym with bleachers and no seats behind the baskets.
  12. Looks like a 4-way tie at 14-9 right now. If UCF wins tomorrow I believe they clinch the top seed. If USF wins, it depends on the results of the UConn and Houston games. At 15-9, if my tie-breakers are correct: USF/UConn/UH: USF USF/UConn: UConn USF/UH: USF If USF/UCF gets rained out or has no decision, UH can be the 1-seed with a win. If they lose then UConn can get it with a win. If both lose, then USF. If all three games get washed out, it should be USF. These are unofficial, based on past years' tiebreaking procedures. Simplified, for USF to be the top seed, I believe we need a win, plus either a loss by UConn or a win by UH (or both).
  13. I believe Houston was already essentially out of the 1-seed after their loss yesterday (would need our game tomorrow to be rained out). A Houston win may actually help us in a three way tie with UCONN as mentioned in the other post.
  14. I believe this is correct. Though I can't find confirmation online, most of the other sports in the AAC use a modified strength of victory tiebreaker if head to head is tied: record against next best team and down the line. If USF-UCONN-Houston finish tied, I believe the head to head is 3-3 for the tied teams. Our 5-1 record versus UCF would then beat the other schools' 1-2 records against UCF.
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