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  • CappinHard
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    Originally posted by LARabbit View Post
    We also need to realize the NIT will still include teams ranked higher than us. We will most likely be a 7 or 8 seed, and we could be facing a first four out team. Very unlikely we will get any home games either. The competition will be dificult, and the team will need to be ready to play. Any wins in the NIT will most likely be our best of the season.
    Fwiw, we're projected as a 6 or 7 seed in the NIT which would pit us against potential 2 or 3 seeds like Belmont, UNC Greensboro, St. Mary's, Arkansas, Georgetown, Memphis (a rematch would be fun), Davidson, South Carolina.

    https://www.dratings.com/predictor/bracketology/
    (NIT bracketology is at bottom of page)

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  • LARabbit
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    We also need to realize the NIT will still include teams ranked higher than us. We will most likely be a 7 or 8 seed, and we could be facing a first four out team. Very unlikely we will get any home games either. The competition will be dificult, and the team will need to be ready to play. Any wins in the NIT will most likely be our best of the season.

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  • Evolution Prime
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    I don't think that the NIT is something mid-major should thumb their nose at. Sure it's not the ultimate goal. It's really disappointing that we did not make the NCAAs. However, we still get more practice and exposure since the games are on ESPN channels, as far as I know. We might as well make the best of our situation.

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  • SoDakJack
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    Originally posted by JimmieTuba View Post
    For the seniors 1 and one in the NCAA. For the underclassmen, as many games as possible in the NIT. Forget the other two tournaments.
    I wish that, in the past, SDSU had been one of the "First Four" games. Those are really the best case scenario. No other games to compete with and a good chance for a victory.

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  • SturgisJeff
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    Originally posted by slosho View Post
    They won the NIT?

    Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
    the women won the wnit

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  • MontanaRabbit
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    Originally posted by JimmieTuba View Post
    For the seniors 1 and one in the NCAA. For the underclassmen, as many games as possible in the NIT. Forget the other two tournaments.
    What if I told you the underclassman don't really play?

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  • mnjackrbt
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    A few years ago I was watching a tournament game with a friend of mine who's a former player on one of the SDSU (mens or womens) basketball teams that had first round NCAA tournament losses year after year. They said that while the NCAA Tournament was cool and a life long dream to compete in it, making the NIT and having a realistic shot at winning several games and playing several more games, would have been something they'd like to experience just once rather than another first round loss. Tough experience to trade, but something they'd have liked one time.

    That said, there is still a lot of quality ball to be played in the NIT. There could still be a lot of season left, so get out and support them! Hopefully there are a few games at Frost still to be played!

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  • JimmieTuba
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    Originally posted by CappinHard View Post
    Play and lose an NCAA game. 100%
    For the seniors 1 and one in the NCAA. For the underclassmen, as many games as possible in the NIT. Forget the other two tournaments.

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  • JackAttack44
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    Originally posted by CappinHard View Post
    Play and lose an NCAA game. 100%
    Completely agree. No kid dreams of growing up and winning the NIT. The NIT is just a consolation gift,even if you win it.

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  • RowdyRabbit
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    Originally posted by CappinHard View Post
    Play and lose an NCAA game. 100%
    Amen. It''s not March madness for nit or cbi or anything other than the dance.

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  • CappinHard
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    Originally posted by wcbsas View Post
    Sure we should but would you rather play and lose an NCAA game or final four of the NIT?
    Play and lose an NCAA game. 100%

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  • slosho
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    Originally posted by NebraskaJack View Post
    For all the crap we gave USD for celebrating their NIT championship, it will be interesting to see how we will spin it and claim that it is different for us.

    #whyyoudon'tgivepeople****whenitmaybeyousomeday
    They won the NIT?

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  • NebraskaJack
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    For all the crap we gave USD for celebrating their NIT championship, it will be interesting to see how we will spin it and claim that it is different for us.

    #whyyoudon'tgivepeople****whenitmaybeyousomeday

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  • 98Jackfarmer
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    Originally posted by Evolution Prime View Post
    I beg to differ. It's definitely not the NCAA Tournament, but still decently respectable. Light years between than the CIT or CBI. I would still take the first round round loss anyday but the NIT isn't a bad consolation prize.

    I think most of us are still red assed about losing to Western, if it would have been Omaha or Fort Wayne the reception might be a little better? Some on here have called out fatigue as a cause. I say BS, this was only the second game in basically two weeks. There are many 40-60 yr old men who work hard everyday, these guys are 20+/- yrs old in great health and they have access to most any trainer/specialist they could want. Were they mentally fatigued, maybe, if that is/was the case that is all on the coaching staff. Every other team in this country plays basically the same amount of games in the same basic time frame.

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  • Evolution Prime
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    Originally posted by jacksstudent View Post
    Seriously? The NIT honestly means nothing.
    I beg to differ. It's definitely not the NCAA Tournament, but still decently respectable. Light years between than the CIT or CBI. I would still take the first round round loss anyday but the NIT isn't a bad consolation prize.

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