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Whoever follows Weber needs to first recruit Nijel. He's is such a fine player with two years left to play. But it would not surprise to see him leave for home: Butler, IU, or Purdue.

NIT is likely landing spot for K-State, I concur.
 
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Whoever follows Weber needs to first recruit Nijel. He's is such a fine player with two years left to play.

NIT is likely landing spot for K-State, I concur.
We had the same kind of situation with Tyrese Hunter last year, except he hadn't played for us yet. TJ's first priority was to make sure our top-40 recruit didn't go anywhere.
 
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Whoever follows Weber needs to first recruit Nijel. He's is such a fine player with two years left to play. But it would not surprise to see him leave for home: Butler, IU, or Purdue.

NIT is likely landing spot for K-State, I concur.
Don’t teams have to go 0.500 to make the NIT?

Could get dicey.
 
Yeah the NIT for K State is not a shoe in at all. They better get some wins and quick. It’s a lot harder these days to make the NIT
 
Winning record/.500 no longer required for NIT.

I'm not sure how many times a sub-.500 has gotten an invite since rule changed, though.

That may be the case but it's very hard for a major conference team to make the NIT if they are like 16-14. I doubt it happens.
 
That may be the case but it's very hard for a major conference team to make the NIT if they are like 16-14. I doubt it happens.


My initial response wasn’t in reference to how often it occurs, but that .500 or better isn’t a requirement.

I agree being near .500 and getting NIT invite is low probability for major conference teams, but it does happen.

“Big 5” conference teams within 2 of .500 (or worse) has occurred … Going back to 2015 …I won’t count 2021, since it was smaller field .. 2020 no NIT, of course.

2019
Texas 16-16
Nebraska 18-16
Arkansas 17-15

2018
(none)

2017
Georgia Tech 17-15
Clemson 17-15

2016
(none)

2015
Arizona State 17-15