NIT 32 Teams

[ScreamingEaglesFan]

Great teams, very high quality squads.

[ScreamingEaglesFan]

[MCMLXXX]

Number 1 Seed in the Dayton Region is Dayton

Number 1 Seed in the Irvine Region is UC Irvine

Number 1 seed in the San Francisco Region is San Francisco

Number 1 Seed in the Dallas Region is SMU

One of these things is not like the others... 

[CMJ]

Dayton will have to go on the road in the 1st round because they host the First Four every year.

[blg green eagle man]

I really think if we don't have scoring drought. In any

Of the games we have a good chance to win it all.

GO MEAN GREEN 

[Matt from A700]

I would have much rather us go to Vegas. Instead, Tulane was our conference's representative.

[GMG_Dallas]

47 minutes ago, Matt from A700 said:

I would have much rather us go to Vegas. Instead, Tulane was our conference's representative.

Just made a thread about this before seeing this comment. Mods, feel free to merge the two or delete mine.

I also would have preferred the Crown. Bigger names and the winning team will get NIL money to give their players.

[MCMLXXX]

We are 2-0 vs the Crown teams and 6-2 vs NIT field.

[Green Otaku]

Are any of our players getting redshirts this year? And if so how does that work with post season play? Is it like FB and that doesn't count?

[NT80]

11 hours ago, Green Otaku said:

Are any of our players getting redshirts this year? And if so how does that work with post season play? Is it like FB and that doesn't count?

Yes, college men's basketball does have a concept similar to a "redshirt," where players can sit out a season to retain eligibility, but it's not as flexible as in football. 

 

Here's a breakdown of the redshirt concept in college basketball:

• Not an Official NCAA Term:

  While the term "redshirt" is commonly used, it's not an official term used by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). 

   
• Retaining Eligibility:

  A redshirt season allows a player to sit out a season and still maintain their four-year eligibility for future seasons. 

   
• No Game Participation:

  In college basketball, a player cannot participate in any game (regular season or postseason) and still be eligible for a redshirt. 

   
• Medical Redshirt:

  There is a medical redshirt option, where a player can be granted an extra year of eligibility if they suffer a season-ending injury or illness before the midpoint of the season. 

[Green Otaku]

13 hours ago, NT80 said:

Yes, college men's basketball does have a concept similar to a "redshirt," where players can sit out a season to retain eligibility, but it's not as flexible as in football. 

 

Here's a breakdown of the redshirt concept in college basketball:

• Not an Official NCAA Term:

  While the term "redshirt" is commonly used, it's not an official term used by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). 

   
• Retaining Eligibility:

  A redshirt season allows a player to sit out a season and still maintain their four-year eligibility for future seasons. 

   
• No Game Participation:

  In college basketball, a player cannot participate in any game (regular season or postseason) and still be eligible for a redshirt. 

   
• Medical Redshirt:

  There is a medical redshirt option, where a player can be granted an extra year of eligibility if they suffer a season-ending injury or illness before the midpoint of the season. 

Thanks for the info. Seems unfair that FB gets up to 4 games and any post season play and keep their redshirts.

[NT80]

1 hour ago, Green Otaku said:

Thanks for the info. Seems unfair that FB gets up to 4 games and any post season play and keep their redshirts.

Agree.   Anything under say 4 total games (in minutes) plus post season should be allowed for bench players without costing them a full season of eligibility.