NIT

[purplehorse]

Can the Nittany Lions make the NIT with a sub-.500 record?

https://www.midmajormadness.com/2019/3/ ... -large-bid


Final NCAA At-Large (In Order): Alabama, Utah St., Minnesota, Clemson, TCU, UCF, Temple, Seton Hall
NIT Projection, March 1:
1. Arizona St.
8. Utah Valley
4. Nebraska
5. Toledo
3. Xavier
6. Utah
2. Saint Mary’s
7. Fresno St.


1. Belmont
8. Tulsa
4. East Tennessee St.
5. Arizona
3. San Francisco
6. Oregon
2. Creighton
7. South Florida


1. Furman
8. Stanford
4. Oregon St.
5. BYU
3. Memphis
6. Butler
2. Liberty
7. Charleston

1. UNC Greensboro
8. Northeastern
4. Davidson
5. Providence
3. Dayton
6. Arkansas
2. Georgetown
7. Colorado
Next bracket: March 11

[apaladin]

Four of those last 4 NCAA teams lost today. I am pretty sure you have to have a .500 record to get an NIT bid. Penn St is 4 games under .500.

[tim]

I think the NIT and CBI allows losing records while the CIT doesn't. The NIT is much more prestigious and would be a great milestone for this program especially an at large bid. I'm sure a SOCON has gone at large before but I can't remember it. Maybe one of the old Davidson squads?

[gman]

Don’t want to think about or discuss the NIT. We are going to the Big Dance!

[CharlieFU]

I think the NIT and CBI allows losing records while the CIT doesn't. The NIT is much more prestigious and would be a great milestone for this program especially an at large bid. I'm sure a SOCON has gone at large before but I can't remember it. Maybe one of the old Davidson squads?
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Furman went to NIT in 1991, losing in first round.