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Why hold conference tournaments, except for the $ grab?
Posted on: February 26, 2025 at 14:40:40 CT
Macgrantt MU
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Good teams that already are in the real tourney want to rest, after playing a game to knock off the rust. You don't want to go 12 days withjout playing.
Losing the first game doesn't matter at all to an Auburn ( see ku in previous years).
Underdogs on the bubble play their heart out to get a chance to get in. The favorites are flat unless you're playing a traditional rival. Who cares.
MU's seeding will basically be set after the ky game. It will range from 3-5. Winning on the road helps the math but is hard. Especially challenging is winning at Vandy on that funky floor.
Edited by Macgrantt at 14:40:50 on 02/26/25
Losing the first game doesn't matter at all to an Auburn ( see ku in previous years).
Underdogs on the bubble play their heart out to get a chance to get in. The favorites are flat unless you're playing a traditional rival. Who cares.
MU's seeding will basically be set after the ky game. It will range from 3-5. Winning on the road helps the math but is hard. Especially challenging is winning at Vandy on that funky floor.
Edited by Macgrantt at 14:40:50 on 02/26/25
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Why hold conference tournaments, except for the $ grab? - Macgrantt MU - 2/26 14:40:40
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