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This is not by any means the “perfect” bracket but I have been trying to figure out simple solutions that the NCAA might actually implement. So I stuck to regions (for the most part), 28 teams, and factored in the NCAA trying to still save money. I first flipped the GLIAC and LSC (like many here have suggested). Then I still seeded the regions 1-4. So the top for in each region are in the tournament and are seeded (like they are currently seeded). Then to fill out the field I abandoned the region selection process and selected 12 “at large” teams (there is probably an argument on who the 12 could be). After the 12 unseeded or at large teams where selected I placed them into each region based on geography. Matchups would then still be determined by saving flights.
This still is by no means the right solution but I think that the NCAA would actually consider something like this and it would be an improvement.
Unseeded/At large Teams (Alphabetical)
Bemidji
Davenport
Emporia
Harding
Kearney
Limestone
Mankato
Newberry
SRU
SVSU
West Georgia
Wingate
SR1- IUP
- Shep
- Assumption
- Ashland
SRU
Wingate
SR2- Benedict
- Delta
- WF
- VUU
Limestone
West Georgia
SR3- Angelo
- Pitt St
- Ouachita
- Northwest
Emporia
Kearney
SR4- GV
- FS
- Indy
- Mines
Bemidji
MankatoLast edited by Gliac_fan10; 01-16-2023, 03:17 PM.
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My preference is for automatic bids for conference champions with the remaining spots being determined via a SOS formula. Due to auto bids for conference champs, there would be no earned access. If a conference champ decides not to participate in the playoffs or is prohibited due to probation or some other reason, that spot would then go to an at-large team via the SOS formula.
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