Will the NCAA Tourney Potentially be Chalk?

[jncuse]

The P5 conferences have largely went to plan. Since I have been focusing so much on bubble games I have not been watching many of these team's last games. But it certainly helped with the bubble.

Here are the finals matchups

Big 12 - #1 Kansas vs #2 West Virgnia
Big East - #1 Villanova vs #3 Seton Hall
ACC - #1 UNC vs #2 Virginia
Fake 12 - #1 Oregon vs #2 Utah
SEC - #1 Texas A&M vs #2 Kentucky
Big 10 - #2 Michigan St vs #4 Purdue

And we all know Michigan St is the class of the Big10 even if Indiana finished first.

 

[Cuse House]

No, this is March. Nothing ever goes as planned.

 

[chlywtr]

Chalk denotes consistency...we all know better

 

[sabach]

Well considering the fact that if we get in we will be an underdog in every game we play, except maybe the play in, I hope chalk doesn't move on in our games.

 

[jncuse]

The reason I brought it up is most everyone, including myself, expected chaos this week and in the NCAA. And it really has not happened at the P5+1 level this week.

 

[OrlandoCuse]

I think this might be the most unpredictable tourney in recent memory. It wouldn't surprise me to see all of the one seeds lose in the first week, plus the potential of the mythical 16-1 upset.

 

[Briancuse]

I think its going to be the most chaotic tournament ever, and I think this is the year where a 16 seed does it.

 

[bpo57]

The reason I brought it up is most everyone, including myself, expected chaos this week and in the NCAA. And it really has not happened at the P5+1 level this week.

But it happened at the mid-major level: Wichita State, Valpo, Monmouth, SDST to name a few.