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Message: [QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 2164424, member: 43"] One thing to keep in mind is that due to the reduction of one team based on the ACC lack of AQ the #2 seed doesn't get a play in game winner and the opponent could depend on whether Maryland or SU is the #2 seed. Take for example this year, if Maryland is the #1 seed they should draw the winner between the NEC and MAAC as outlined in the bracketology. However, that means if SU was the #2 seed they would get the SOCO champ which is Richmond and the NCAA's whole nonsense about travel concerns would be right out the window. The only way around this would be if the NCAA really wants to avoid travel concerns is they would have to throw the SOCO Champ Richmond in the play in game which forces them to likely move the NEC champ out which could be Hobart or Bryant or Robert Morris. Will be fascinating to see who SU's opponent is if were the #2 seed. [/QUOTE]