It’s Time to Dance
Selection Sunday
Selection
Sunday is here and gone, and now it’s time for the best part of the year to get
underway. Filling out our brackets,
betting money, and picking that one upset that will shock the world. But all that wouldn’t be possible without
Selection Sunday. This is the day that
makes or breaks teams hoping to keep their season alive. For some teams there is no need to worry but
for others getting into this tournament is a huge opportunity.
This
day for many fans is the beginning of the most exciting 30 days they will
experience the whole year, many like Zac Weese consider this day a national
holiday, “I almost consider Selection Sunday as a holiday, and so I was super
pumped. I think there will be some
really good matchups this year, and there also could be a ton of upsets because
there aren’t any great teams.” This day
to fans and teams is the day when your season finally begins or suddenly
ends. Teams figure out who their
matchups are and when or where they are headed, either down the road to the
Sprint Center, or 2400 miles across the nation.
After
the picks last Sunday many people were questioning if the committee made the
right decisions. Some teams were picked
fairly but others were questioned, for example, placing Miami, the winner of
the ACC tournament as a number two seed under Indiana you lost against
Wisconsin in the semifinals of the Big 10 tournament. Also, placing Duke under Louisville in the
Midwest bracket. Justin Reed had the
same feelings, “I thought the committee could have added a couple more teams that
deserved to be in the tournament like Kentucky for example, but overall I think
all the teams that are in the tournament deserved the seeds they got.”
Photo curtsy of USA Today. Missouri Valley team Creighton watches for their seeding Sunday night. |
This
year’s championship is definitely up for grabs for any team competing. There is no one team singled out to win the
tournament, so that means every team in the bracket has a shot for glory. There’s possibilities for upsets and there’s
a possibility for two number one seeds in the final game, no one knows, and
that’s the great part about March Madness and Selection Sunday, it keeps you on
your toes and wanting more.
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