UCF basketball post season play?

[Central Floridave]

Can UCF play back into the postseason conversation? I think they would have to make a big run in the Big12 conference tourny. That's a no brainer. Win and in, I think.
But, near impossible as UCF will be on the bottom seed and will have to play extra game, then get matched up with a top ranked team. Not impossible, but unlikely.

The NIT is a possibility as well. It looks like 8 Big12 teams are getting into the NCAA and UCF is sitting around #12 in conference. Maybe they can move up with winning the rest of the games and winning a couple in the conf tourny.

After some googlin', I saw this opportunity in Las Vegas. Team selection is from those who do not get into post season play.

What is the College Basketball Crown: Everything to know about the postseason tournament on FOX | FOX Sports

The College Basketball Crown, a 16-team men's postseason tournament, will take place from March 31 to April 6 in Las Vegas. Here's everything to know ahead of the tournament!

www.foxsports.com

 

[PositYourself]

No way UCF makes the big dance.

 

[Central Floridave]

Only way to make NCAA is to win the conference tourny. So, saying 'no way' is inaccurate. Maybe very extreme low odds would be better.

NIT is a possibility I guess, but that College Basketball Crown tourny might be interesting. I hope they do have some post season games.

Can UCF go on a winning streak and play themselves into post season play? (odds are slim to none for NCAA). (slight maybe for NIT) (strong possibility for College Basketball Crown tourny).

But, gotta win. That 7 game losing streak really put a damper on the season. Maybe they can crawl out of that win. Currently a two game winning streak!

Just speculating, I have no idea what will happen.


"The College Basketball Crown, a 16-team men's postseason tournament, will take place from March 31 to April 6 in Las Vegas and will air on FOX and FS1.

The tournament will feature schools from the Big Ten, Big 12 and Big East, in addition to at-large participants. Teams that did not participate for the NCAA Tournament will be eligible for the event, with two automatic qualifiers coming from each participating conference, and additional teams chosen by a select committee."

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

Sounds like that Tourney may be better than NIT.

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

I think we might make a tourney if anything. Maybe.