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Conferences To Decide Whether Their Regular Season Or Tourney Champ Gets NCAA Bid
© Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports
Well this is interesting. The NCAA will let conferences decide who goes to the NCAA Tournament, their regular season champion or their tournament champion...


Meanwhile conference tournaments look to still be on...




Just give me March Madness, that is all
(Barstool Sports)
Filed Under: NCAA Basketball
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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SoFla Tideroller•58 months
Every conference will pick the tourney winner. If you have a good enough record to win the regular season, you're getting an invite, anyway, most likely.
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kciDAtaE•58 months
Let’s wait to see what Ohio State does before we decide
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KennabraTiger•58 months
Yeah, exactly. This is a fricking joke
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wesman21•58 months
Kentucky going to get the bump, just watch.
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Lithium•58 months
Well the Woke conferences need a shot
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