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Message: [QUOTE="fieldystick, post: 4643464, member: 8152"] I've been upbeat on 3 from the Ivy for quite a while now, and I also have 3 in the field currently. Unless Syracuse, UNC, or Rutgers do some work, this is where the bids are likely going. The bid that the Big Ten (really Rutgers) threw away has to go somewhere, and the Ivy League is the most likely spot. Ivy League and Big East will clean up the scraps that are leftover. There is no one else. I [I]still[/I] think there's a 1% chance insanity scenario out there where the Ivy League gets 4 teams in. It's the same tightrope that the ACC tried to unsuccessfully walk last year. Under this scenario, one of Princeton/Brown/Harvard win the AQ and Cornell/Yale/Penn are the last 3 at-larges. It's not likely at all (1% is probably generous), but that it exists at all should show that a 3 bid Ivy League is very much on the table. [/QUOTE]