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<blockquote data-quote="xWVU2010x" data-source="post: 132340658" data-attributes="member: 1467482">Or OU/TT in KC, but again at that point the committee basically has their minds made up and it’s doubtful a loss there would cause them to reverse course.IMO if we avoid the bad loss at home we are in. If we take out KSU to closeout we avoid Dayton. Possible (perhaps probable) First Four if we don’t take care of KSU. A Rd1 loss in KC could hurt us but again, historically speaking it probably won’t.I remember a few years ago all of the talking heads built up some ACC matinee game as a “play in”, I think Clemson beat NC State on a buzzer beater and every talking head declared Clemson in and NC State out, and then NC State was in and Clemson was out, lol. These crusty dudes are not getting back in a room and redebating everything they agreed upon because of the rapid fire of results coming at them during the conference tournaments that ultimately represent an additional 3% or so of their season.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xWVU2010x, post: 132340658, member: 1467482"] Or OU/TT in KC, but again at that point the committee basically has their minds made up and it’s doubtful a loss there would cause them to reverse course. IMO if we avoid the bad loss at home we are in. If we take out KSU to closeout we avoid Dayton. Possible (perhaps probable) First Four if we don’t take care of KSU. A Rd1 loss in KC could hurt us but again, historically speaking it probably won’t. I remember a few years ago all of the talking heads built up some ACC matinee game as a “play in”, I think Clemson beat NC State on a buzzer beater and every talking head declared Clemson in and NC State out, and then NC State was in and Clemson was out, lol. These crusty dudes are not getting back in a room and redebating everything they agreed upon because of the rapid fire of results coming at them during the conference tournaments that ultimately represent an additional 3% or so of their season. [/QUOTE]

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