Nightmare scenario (Iowa)

TClone99

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Anyone else like me nervous about the possibility of Iowa dropping to a 10 and getting placed in our bracket, setting up a possible second round matchup? I know we would beat them 4/5 times, but they would slow it down and find open guys out of our traps. Stirtz shot making can be truly elite. I’m just hoping the committee avoids this even though they don’t have to. What a horrendous way that would be to end this season.
 
Anyone else like me nervous about the possibility of Iowa dropping to a 10 and getting placed in our bracket, setting up a possible second round matchup? I know we would beat them 4/5 times, but they would slow it down and find open guys out of our traps. Stirtz shot making can be truly elite. I’m just hoping the committee avoids this even though they don’t have to. What a horrendous way that would be to end this season.
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What a glorious way that would be to end Iowa's season.
 
Both teams would have to win the first game first.

But yeah no thanks to them, UNI, WI (although they're a lot more respectable but I hate going to work with that kind of deal) or Nebraska on the optics piece.
 
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I honestly appreciate the dumbs and laughs about my posts because I hope you are right and my fears are paranoid. I’m just wondering what people think is so improbable, the committee putting us close together or Iowa beating us like they almost did in December on our home court.
 
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Sounds like they are taken into consideration the tight athletic budgets and putting teams closer to home. Also heard on one of the podcasts that charter flights are expensive, so trying to get more teams within bus driving distance
 
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They did send Drake to Omaha a couple years ago. Which we all freaked out about until they lost to Wazzu.

Yeah, assuming Iowa drops to a 10 but wins is why I’m not going to worry about this till Friday
 
Sounds like they are taken into consideration the tight athletic budgets and putting teams closer to home. Also heard on one of the podcasts that charter flights are expensive, so trying to get more teams within bus driving distance
Blum said this, I believe.