Any NCAA Tournament ‘S’ curve that’s got Niko Medved’s CSU Rams as the “last team in” gets an automatic ‘F.’
CU women’s basketball coach JR Payne, center in second row, with her husband Toriano Towns, left, and dons Jaxton, 8, waits with her players as they watch to hear which seed they will be in the NCAA tournament during a watch party in the Touchdown Club at Dal Ward at the University of Colorado at Boulder in Boulder, Colorado on March 17, 2024. The Buffs were selected as the fifth seed in the upcoming tournament. The fifth-seeded Colorado Buffaloes will play No.
There was a lot of that going around here Sunday night. The mood was even less jovial a few hours earlier up in Fort Collins, where the men’s selection committee decided to take its annual dose of stupid out on the Mountain West as a whole — and on the Rams in particular. Do you watch the games, Bubba? Or do you watch “X” and Instagram and hope for the best? CSU beat Creighton by 21 on a neutral court. The Jays were slotted as a No. 3 seed Sunday. The Rammies were unveiled as a 10.
“But you know what? That’s fine. They always disrespect our league. And now it’s time to go out and do something about it.” “I mean, definitely frustrating,” Wetta said. “But like said, you can’t dwell on that, because it’s completely different conferences, completely different teams, styles of play.”
“I feel like the same situation’s happened to us the past two years, where we thought we should’ve been a higher seed and we weren’t,” Wetta reflected. “So, again, it’s nothing new. Disappointing, but we’re used to it.
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