The NCAA, specifically when it comes to college basketball, gets a lot of things wrong. A LOT. But the one thing they’ve gotten right, for the most part, is the NCAA Tournament. It’s widely considered the greatest post-season in all of sports, and it’s the measuring stick by which program’s are publicly judged.
While there are a lot more pressing issues facing the sport and its governing body right now, the NCAA has slowly been taking steps to improve upon their Championship Tournament. The latest is to take into account where a team gets its wins and losses when evaluating seeding, not just who they came against.