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"North Carolina State, Wake Forest, and Georgia Tech shouldn’t make the Sweet 16 in MOST seasons, but they should certainly make the Sweet 16 once every three or four years."

NC State is stopping payments to Gottfried due to the payment scandal

And the worst kept secret ends:

That's exactly right. Alabama and Tennessee were in a tattletale war that was particularly destructive.

Whether the creepy porn lawyer has actual evidence or not Nike has been paying players to go to Oregon for a long time. It is an open "secret" in the business.

Hence the 15 in all of the posts. Is anyone so out of touch to think ND doesn't play basketball in the ACC? I'd say I can't believe that but with our fans I'd believe pretty much anything.

Huh?

The clown was right about one thing. We wasn't effin' around. He was effin' up. ZING!

The figure I saw for this season is $280,300 per unit per year. They pay for 6 years. So each unit (game played, excluding the championship game) is $1.682M over its 6 year lifespan. This is divided by 15 teams in the ACC. So each unit is worth $112,133 per year per team for 6 years to each ACC...

I hate to sidetrack this long thread but this stuff is too funny to ignore

Clown applies for job at circus.

c= number of acc wins in the final four and championship game (these do not add units) It is easier to just count the games played.

Narrator: And the thread reached the point where interesting discussion ceased and partisans whined about the referees, with specific, seemingly to their partisan eyes, instances of inherent, indisputable bias.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I introduce the NCAA!

You don't get a unit for playing in the championship game. So you don't get a unit for winning a final four game.

They are paid over a 6 year period. Again, games played is how it is calculated. Not wins. The championship game doesn't earn a unit regardless. So if you have to use wins, it is wins +1 for wins up to the final four for participants.

Duke, the top seed, is currently 250th in FT shooting percentage. This is the lowest of the remaining 16 teams.

Hunter left a one bid league for a multi-bid league. The American just signed a new TV contract that pays about a quarter of a Power 5 contract, in other words a lot more than other non-power leagues (about $7 or 8 million per team). The Big East has a TV contract that pays approximately what...