These are the win% and W-L records for all the conferences that had more than one team in this year's tournament.

.722 PAC..13-5
.714 WCC..5-2
.667 AAC...4-2
.647 B12..11-6
.600 MVC...3-2
.538 SEC...7-6
.500 BE.... 4-4
.471 B1G...8-9
.364 ACC...4-7
.000 MWC..0-2

(04-06-2021 09:17 AM)ken d Wrote:  These are the win% and W-L records for all the conferences that had more than one team in this year's tournament.

.722 PAC..13-5
.714 WCC..5-2
.667 AAC...4-2
.647 B12..11-6
.600 MVC...3-2
.538 SEC...7-6
.500 BE.... 4-4
.471 B1G...8-9
.364 ACC...4-7
.000 MWC..0-2

I would rank them by wins, with % being a tiebreaker:

PAC ......... 13
B12 ......... 11
B1G ......... 8
SEC ......... 7
WCC ........ 5
AAC ......... 4
BE ........... 4
ACC ......... 4
MVC ......... 3
MW .......... 0

Also, I would look at how many teams won games. E.g., IIRC, the WCC and AAC won 5 and 4 games respectively, but I believe all of their games were won by a single team. That's inferior IMO to conferences that had multiple teams win games.

MWC is 0-4 with losses by 9, 12, 16, & 17 since 2019.

(04-06-2021 09:17 AM)ken d Wrote:  These are the win% and W-L records for all the conferences that had more than one team in this year's tournament.

.722 PAC..13-5
.714 WCC..5-2
.667 AAC...4-2
.647 B12..11-6
.600 MVC...3-2
.538 SEC...7-6
.500 BE.... 4-4
.471 B1G...8-9
.364 ACC...4-7
.000 MWC..0-2

Actual results should matter more, but the money allocation looks more like this:

Pac 12: 18 units
Big 12: 17
Big 10: 17
SEC: 13
ACC: 11
Big East: 8
WCC: 7
AAC: 6
MVC: 5
MWC: 2

(04-06-2021 10:16 AM)Jared7 Wrote:  

(04-06-2021 09:17 AM)ken d Wrote:  These are the win% and W-L records for all the conferences that had more than one team in this year's tournament.

.722 PAC..13-5
.714 WCC..5-2
.667 AAC...4-2
.647 B12..11-6
.600 MVC...3-2
.538 SEC...7-6
.500 BE.... 4-4
.471 B1G...8-9
.364 ACC...4-7
.000 MWC..0-2

Actual results should matter more, but the money allocation looks more like this:

Pac 12: 18 units
Big 12: 17
Big 10: 17
SEC: 13
ACC: 11
Big East: 8
WCC: 7
AAC: 6
MVC: 5
MWC: 2

Big 12 earned 16 units (wins in the Final Four don't earn units). Not sure what they will do about the unit for a canceled game (Oregon - VCU). WCC also earned 5 units.

also don't think UCLA gets unit for the 6th game they played- think 5 units is the max.

(04-06-2021 10:30 AM)stever20 Wrote:  also don't think UCLA gets unit for the 6th game they played- think 5 units is the max.

They only played five games before the Final Four, and playin games do earn units.

(04-06-2021 10:37 AM)ken d Wrote:  

(04-06-2021 10:30 AM)stever20 Wrote:  also don't think UCLA gets unit for the 6th game they played- think 5 units is the max.

They only played five games before the Final Four, and playin games do earn units.

right but I think 5 units is the max anyone is allowed to earn in one tournament.

Throw out the American, Mountain West, Missouri Valley and WCC, which each had only two (which distorts the numbers).

So of the six leagues left ...

The Pac-12 did the best and the ACC did the worst.

Amazing even what has to be considered one of the ACC worst years, it still breaks double digit units. Still about 5-10 units below their normal amount.

Big 10 was historically awful in the tournament

(04-06-2021 09:17 AM)ken d Wrote:  These are the win% and W-L records for all the conferences that had more than one team in this year's tournament.

.722 PAC..13-5
.714 WCC..5-2
.667 AAC...4-2
.647 B12..11-6
.600 MVC...3-2
.538 SEC...7-6
.500 BE.... 4-4
.471 B1G...8-9
.364 ACC...4-7
.000 MWC..0-2

Heavily influenced by who made the final 4.

(04-06-2021 10:42 AM)stever20 Wrote:  

(04-06-2021 10:37 AM)ken d Wrote:  

(04-06-2021 10:30 AM)stever20 Wrote:  also don't think UCLA gets unit for the 6th game they played- think 5 units is the max.

They only played five games before the Final Four, and playin games do earn units.

right but I think 5 units is the max anyone is allowed to earn in one tournament.

The Pac-12 earned 19 financial units in the tournament and UCLA earned six units, one for making the tournament and five more for five wins. It is rare for a team to get six units, but they had to win five games to get to the Final Four. The Oregon game against VCU was a forfeit, which basically counts as a win. Whether it is called a win or not, Oregon gets the financial unit for advancing to the next round.