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I'm not a big basketball fan but for some reason this year I've watched quite a bit. Anyway.....can someone tell me what NIT stands for and who qualifies for that tournament??? What's the difference between that and the NCAA tourney???:confused::confused::confused:

---------signed "New To Basketball":D

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Yup, the at-large snubs, which includes Ohio State.

Funny, last year Florida and Ohio State are in the final for the Big Dance, this year, they don't even make the tourney.:(

Well they lost all their good players...they'll be back.;)

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The NCAA tournament is not comprised of the 65 best teams in college basketball. Maybe the top 30 or 40 get in, but the rest of the tournament is made up of a bunch of no name garbage teams that won some conference you have never heard of....and they get an automatic bid because of it.

For example, Florida and Ohio State did not get in yet Oral Roberts, Mount St. Mary's and Portland State got in. Think any of those latter 3 would stand a chance against Florida or Ohio State? Not even close. :rolleyes:

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The NCAA tournament is not comprised of the 65 best teams in college basketball. Maybe the top 30 or 40 get in, but the rest of the tournament is made up of a bunch of no name garbage teams that won some conference you have never heard of....and they get an automatic bid because of it.

For example, Florida and Ohio State did not get in yet Oral Roberts, Mount St. Mary's and Portland State got in. Think any of those latter 3 would stand a chance against Florida or Ohio State? Not even close. :rolleyes:

Thank you Captain Obvious.....:rolleyes::D

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The NCAA tournament is not comprised of the 65 best teams in college basketball. Maybe the top 30 or 40 get in, but the rest of the tournament is made up of a bunch of no name garbage teams that won some conference you have never heard of....and they get an automatic bid because of it.

For example, Florida and Ohio State did not get in yet Oral Roberts, Mount St. Mary's and Portland State got in. Think any of those latter 3 would stand a chance against Florida or Ohio State? Not even close. :rolleyes:

Thats what I like about the NCAA tourny. It rewards those smaller schools from small conferences and at least gives them a chance TRY and win it.

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Sorry Andrea. I didn't mean to help answer your question accurately and intelligently.

Tom=DB.:)

Sorry John, I took your original post as a jab against Ohio State.....:rolleyes::D Even though your spot on with your answer, OSU could very well be #66 in the nation.....:D

Is it Pryor season, I mean football season yet? :cool:

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