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RE: **The official NCAA Tournament thread**
(03-20-2017 08:32 AM)ken d Wrote:  You could point to the collapse of the ACC on Sunday and say the committee got the seeding very wrong this year. But if the committee was wrong, so was just about everyone else.

What the seeding process doesn't do well is take into account teams gelling late in the season.

I think this is correct, and if anything, the bias is *against* the hot teams. The committee seems to bend over backward to disregard the conference tournaments and emphasize what happened at the Maui Invitational four months ago.
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