The 2018 men's NCAA tournament bracket is here, and you know what that means: It's time to spend the next 24 hours griping about who the selection committee screwed.
This year, there were more candidates than ever, simply because there were more viable options for the tournament.
Baylor, Louisville, USC, Oklahoma State, Saint Mary's, Middle Tennessee, Nebraska, Marquette, Notre Dame and probably a few others were still in the discussion for an at-large bid right up until they didn't show up when the teams were revealed one-by-one in alphabetical order.
Usually by Selection Sunday, we're talking about maybe five teams for two spots. At a certain point, we reach a consensus on the squads that shouldn't get in and focus on a few.
But with the new quadrants on the team sheets, no one knew what the committee would do.
Let's get started with what was the biggest screw job in the decade or so that I've been doing these projections.
from Bleacher Report - Front Page http://ift.tt/2FGbpC7
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