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I'm so sick of this narrative. how often do you really think Mid-Majors make the Sweet 16? Middies in the Sweet 16 2024 - San Diego St., Gonzaga* 2023 - Florida Atlantic, Princeton (15 seed) 2022 - St. Peter's (15 seed) 2021 - Oral Roberts (15 seed), Loyola-Chicago 2019 - Gonzaga* 2018 - Loyola-Chicago, Gonzaga* 2017 - Gonzaga* 2016 - Gonzaga* 2015 - Wichita State, Gonzaga* 2014 - Dayton, San Diego St. 2013 - Wichita State, LaSalle, Florida-Gulf Coast (15 seed) 2012 - Xavier (still in A-10 at the time) take Gonzaga out of the math and you're basically at 1 per year...with maybe extra qualifiers for Xavier and SDSU...so zero isn't really a statistical anomaly...basically '16, '17, '19 were all zeroes, pre NIL/portal. one tournament does not make a trend. -
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Like the pro's contracts need to be put in place. It could be structured in such a fashion were you could have some type of predictability for both the team and player.- 1
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SMU has mountains more money than North Texas, is in a better conference and congrats on making the college football playoff. BUT WE HAVE A BETTER BASKETBALL PROGRAM THAN YOU so get out of here with that nonsense.- 1
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