College basketball broadcaster John Fanta, who does Big East games for Fox Sports reports that-
Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman says she has been told by the NCAA that there may be a review of the NET in the offseason. “I think there are lots of questions within the membership about what the most important factor is in NET. There is some mystery about how it’s computed.”
>> https://twitter.com/John_Fanta/statu...67760043872304
I'd like to think that means they will readjust the analytics of the NET formula to reward better teams that weren't able to schedule Quad 1 opponents (like Indiana State, Bradley, etc). But I actually suspect it means the exact opposite. In view of the Mountain West getting 6 teams in the NCAA Tournament (more than the ACC, Big East, Pac-12, and every other conference except the Big 10, Big 12, and SEC, they will probably figure some way to make it impossible for mid-major conferences to get multiple bids.
Note that the Big East, Val Ackerman's conference, got only 3 teams in the NCAA Tournament, their fewest in years.
Some of their coaches are already bitching that they should have gotten more - https://www.nj.com/sports/2024/03/da...performed.html
More Big East coaches whining about being left out (St. John's Rick Pitino and Providence's Kim English) - https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa...4e7bac3a38161c
Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman says she has been told by the NCAA that there may be a review of the NET in the offseason. “I think there are lots of questions within the membership about what the most important factor is in NET. There is some mystery about how it’s computed.”
>> https://twitter.com/John_Fanta/statu...67760043872304
I'd like to think that means they will readjust the analytics of the NET formula to reward better teams that weren't able to schedule Quad 1 opponents (like Indiana State, Bradley, etc). But I actually suspect it means the exact opposite. In view of the Mountain West getting 6 teams in the NCAA Tournament (more than the ACC, Big East, Pac-12, and every other conference except the Big 10, Big 12, and SEC, they will probably figure some way to make it impossible for mid-major conferences to get multiple bids.
Note that the Big East, Val Ackerman's conference, got only 3 teams in the NCAA Tournament, their fewest in years.
Some of their coaches are already bitching that they should have gotten more - https://www.nj.com/sports/2024/03/da...performed.html
More Big East coaches whining about being left out (St. John's Rick Pitino and Providence's Kim English) - https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa...4e7bac3a38161c
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