Originally Posted by IAFlyer
Yep, the NET is designed to not give at-large bids to non power conferences (for the most part).
NC State has beat nobody of significance away from their home court. Their best win of the year is Auburn at home. They played a patsy non-con - almost all at home - and blew them out, thus getting "efficiency ratings" from the NET.
This past weekend that put up 24 points for the game - at home - against a good Va Tech team. They stayed at 33 in the NET. Look at their RPI using the system from last year - they are 125 - because they have a terrible schedule and played everything at home. With the NET, they are an NCAA lock with a decent seed.
Nebraska is 12-9, 109 RPI, but they too are in the NCAA with a 33 NET.
I rest my case...
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Oh boy, as expected, this sounds like a complete and total disaster, as if things were not already hard enough for non-p5 schools.