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RE: Are BYU and VCU "mid-majors" in college hoops
(01-20-2020 11:16 PM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  The there levels to me are Power, Major and Mid-Major.

Power: P5 + BE
Major: G5 + A10/WCC/MVC?
Mid-Major: Everyone else.

I don't think the label mid-major is disrespectful but I do think low-major is. It doesn't matter when a team can come out of any conference and win a NCAA tournament game.

While the performance doesn't merit much right now if you compare the SBC to the OVC or ASun as a G5 spread from the Carolinas to Texas its on a different level. Second tier compared to the third tier situation.


Just because the Sun Belt, etc play FBS ball, it doesn’t put their hoops in the mid level

Three tiers:

P6/7. (AAC is almost there)

Other conferences that regularly get multi-bids - A10, WCC, Maybe MWC

Single-bid conferences
01-20-2020 11:33 PM
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