NIT projections

[Tulsa Brave]

Here's my 32 team NIT field...

1. Virginia Tech
2. Miami
3. Georgetown
4. Providence
5. Notre Dame
6. Baylor
7. Kansas State
8. Nebraska
9. Wisconsin
10. Northwestern
11. South Carolina
12. Florida
13. Auburn
14. Kentucky
15. Vanderbilt
16. New Mexico
17. San Diego State
18. UNLV
19. Tulsa
20. UAB
21. Rhode Island
22. Duquesne
23. Creighton
24. Illinois State
25. St. Mary's
26. George Mason
27. Niagara
28. Bowling Green
29. Weber State
30. Tennessee Martin
31. Davidson
32. Jacksonville

Just missing the cut...Houston, Nevada, Wisconsin Green Bay.

 

[OrangeandBlack74]

Wisky made the Big Dance, so you need to pick someone else!

 

[Tulsa Brave]

Wisky made the Big Dance, so you need to pick someone else!

These were made before the selection show....obviously replace Wisky with Penn State now...

 

[BUFAN]

How can you not have creighton in there

 

[Fetz86]

#24

 

[Tulsa Brave]

How can you not have creighton in there

I have both them and Illinois State.

 

[MacabreMob]

The NIT will announce their field at 8pm Central on ESPNU.

http://www.nit.org/sports/m-nit/spec-rel/031509aaa.html

 

[Boiler]

ISU vs. K State

ISU vs. K State

ISU vs. K State

 

[Majik45]

Creighton gets a 1 seed in the NIT hosting Bowling Green.

 

[Bravesfan]

Nice! Creighton gets a #1 seed and plays against Bowling Green Wednesday night. San Diego St also gets a #1 seed.

Nice to see that the NIT is a lot more fair than the NCAA Tournament is!

 

[Tulsa Brave]

Got all but 1 right here as well...Washington State made it in instead of Vanderbilt.

 

[TheAsianSensation]

I got 32/32. Tulsa Brave only got 31.

This is where I shamelessly brag.

 

[pfunk880]

wasn't the RPI invented BY NCAA as a tool to be sure the best teams got IN??

Well, at another forum I go to, there's a poster who claims that the RPI is a joke, and that it is "heavily skewed towards mid and low majors who get to play a lot of crappy teams on the road."

I wasn't even sure how to respond to that nonsense.

 

[RedbirdFan21]

wasn't the RPI invented BY NCAA as a tool to be sure the best teams got IN??

It was until it started helping the mid major's get into the tourney...:roll: