Prepare For The Outrage Update: Big Ten On Course for Eight Bids
Earlier this week, I wrote about the likelihood that the much maligned Big Ten would get more bids than either the Big East or ACC:
Below is a brief update of whereย each teamย standsย as of 6PM Easternย Thursday afternoon:
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1) Minnesota - Got the win they needed over an upstart Northwestern team.ย Almost certainly in the tournament now.
2) Boston College - Plays Virginia tonight.ย Closer to dancing with losses by Kansas State, Providence and Miami (Fl).ย Win tonight and their likely in.
3) Michigan - Rolled over Iowa today (who hadย been playing much better of late).ย I think they areย in.
4) Penn State - Currently taking care of business against Indiana (up 49-28 early in the second half).ย If this holds, they should beย in.
5) Virginia Tech - By beating Miami, they move up a spot but still likely need a win over North Carolina to punch their dance card.ย They areย Likely NIT bound.
6) Maryland - Plays North Carolinaย State this evening.ย Even if they beat NC State, they still likely need to beat Wake Forest tomorrow.ย They areย Likely NIT bound.
7) Providence - Beat DePaul (although not convincingly) but lost handily to Louisville.ย They areย Likely NIT bound.
8) Miami (Fl) - Lost their bubble matchup with Virginia Tech, a game they had to win.ย They are NIT Bound.
9) Northwestern - Like Miami, lost their bubble matchup with Minnesota, one of two or three games they had to win.ย They are NIT bound.
To recap, at this point, it looks like the Big Ten will send eight teams to the NCAA tournament, while the Big East will send seven and the ACC looks as though they will just send six.


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