Comments on: MoonDog Solves Bubble Bursting Issue

By: JM Van Horn

JM Van Horn — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:12:49 +0000

My only problem with the current selection process is they put too much weight on the tournament champion for the smaller conference. They are hurting those teams who absolutely dominate the regular season but have one bad game in the tournament conference. The best example for 2008-2009 is Davidson. How many of us were counting on watching Curry light it up in the Big Dance?

By: GMoney

GMoney — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:07:47 +0000

Don’t fuck with the little guys. They actually earned the right to play there. My suggestion would be to take the last team allowed in (Arizona) and the next 7 closest teams based on RPI and match them up in play-in games. 4 games between 8 bubble teams and the winners get to be 12 seeds and take on the 5′s. That way, if you are on the bubble, you have a chance to play your way in. And get rid of the Tuesday night play-in game for the 16 seed.

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By: MoonDog

MoonDog — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:12:30 +0000

Pro Ball? Are you kidding? Pro basketball? Either you’re completely devoid of rational thought or you’ve recently fallen asleep in an opium den. When the NBA routinely presents a playoff format that includes several teams with sub .500 records and seven-game series that amount to nothing more than a total waste of time, I find it hard to fathom anyone with a modicum of common sense would believe the NBA is the best format to produce a champion.