Harry makes the case many of us have been saying for years. The experiment in Frisco was good, but it didn't solve the problem.

http://www.odusports.com/ViewArticle.dbm...=211778598

"with top seeds hosting games on their home sites, the conference's best teams are more likely to avoid early upsets. Yes, that gives an advantage to the higher seeds. But shouldn't the regular-season mean something? if you've finished in the first division of the league standings, you've earned a chance to play at home."

"Jones proposes adopting the model used by the Patriot League and playing the tournament on home courts of the higher seeds. Take ten teams, have two play-in games, and then go right to the quarterfinals."