Based on historical data, there are over 300 Division I basketball teams in the NCAA, and a large number of them will have the chance to make the 2023 NCAA basketball tournament.
Generally speaking, teams with good records and high rankings in their respective conferences tend to have a better chance of earning an invitation to the tournament. The NCAA tournament selection committee looks at various factors such as strength of schedule, wins against ranked opponents, and record in their conference play, among others, to determine the 68 teams that will compete in the tournament.
It’s worth noting that the selection process can be quite unpredictable, and there are often surprises and upsets during the conference tournaments that can shake up the field. Ultimately, it will depend on how well each team performs throughout the season and during the conference tournament, as well as the decisions of the selection committee.
If the PAC-12 only has 3 teams to make the tournament, it will be a travesty in a very competitive conference if Arizona State currently at 20-11 doesn’t make it. As it stands now the last 4 in are Mississippi State, Nevada, Wisconsin, Penn State. The first four out are Utah State, Clemson, Oklahoma State, Arizona State. The next four out are Michigan, North Carolina, Vanderbilt, Oregon.
oregon sucks
Washington sux. Tournament much loser?
This year is gonna be a crazy tournament. I have Houston right now, but who the hell knows at this point
I wonder if television ratings go into their considerations?