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My recollection on the last Number 1 by KORZO78
debate was Louisville versus UConn, not MSU versus UConn. Everyone was surprised Louisville stayed in the top four because they lost their conference championship.
G curving the 2s makes no sense. So, theoretically, the Number 1 could end up playing the 5 and the 4 could get the 8? Doesn't seem fair.
I know they mix the two, but how and why they did it this time is still unclear. Once ND was named the 2 and UConn was the 5, I assumed we would miss them until the finals. Not this time.