Scott Drew in tournaments isn't all that bad. He has had 3 times where he played under his seed, 2 times higher then their seed, and the rest were pushes. They have a unique challenge for teams with their zone and length, similar to Syracuse causing teams problems. If they get a 1 seed, they will have an easier road as well.gdgjr78 wrote: ↑February 13th, 2020, 1:31 pmWe'll see what happens come March and don't give me the "ncaa tourney is a total crapshoot blah blah" that's just a way to explain KSU losing in the first rd the two times they won parts of big 12 championships.tmcats wrote: ↑February 13th, 2020, 11:48 amcalling either baylor or ku anything but elite this year makes no sense to me. both have high-quality guard play. both have bigs. both are deep. both are old. it would not surprise me if they make the e8 and one or the other goes to the f4. and watch out for txt. they're just rounding into form as their newcomers season. i do agree the b12 bottom - k-state, isu, tcu and oSu - are not as good as previous years bottom four.
2008 - 11 seed. Lost in 1st round - Push
2009 - NIT 3 seed. Beat the 6, 2, 1 seed in their region, a 1 seed in the semis and lost to a 2 seed in the finals - Played higher
2010 - 3 seed. Beat the 14, 11, 10 seeds and lost to the 1 seed - Push
2012 - 3 seed. Beat the 14, 11, 10 seeds and lost to the 1 seed - Push
2013 - NIT 2 seed. Beat the 7, 3, 4 seed in the region, a 3 seed in the semi and a 3 seed in the final - Push
2014 - 6 seed. Beat the 11, 3 seed and lost to the 2 seed - Played higher
2016 - 5 seed. Lost to the 12 seed - Played lower
2017 - 3 seed. Beat the 14, 11 seed, lost to the 7 seed - Played lower
2018 - NIT 1 seed. Beat the 8 seed, lost to the 4 seed - Played lower
2019 - 9 seed. Beat the 8 seed, lost to the 1 seed - Push