just curious, from a non-big 10 perspective... i'd argue that only Indiana really is (8 final fours, 5 chips) but they fell off HARD


michigan state and TOSU have 10 final four appearances each,
msu has 2 chips
TOSU has 1 (60 years ago smh)

michigan has 8 final fours
1 title


wisconsin has 4 final fours
0 titles

>Big Ten alone might get like 3 of them. That league is
>loaded this year. Virginia would seem to be the ACC favorite
>IMO, and there’s a legit shot someone like FSU could
>actually be right there above UNC and/or Duke this year. Then
>you got the Gonzaga, Villanova, Creighton, Houston teams -
>seems to be more non P5 powers this year. Teams like Baylor
>and Tenn. could win their leagues.
>
>Will also be interesting to see if teams like Kansas and Duke
>still have the enormous home court advantages they usually do,
>with no fans in the stands.
>
>Seems like if it’s going to happen, this year would be a
>good candidate: while all 4 of them will be good and possibly
>very good - none of them seem to be a lock to just be a top 5
>team all year long. Usually at the very least, 1 of them is
>like that. No fans to pack their arenas. Lots of non P5
>teams to steal spots. A legit shot that UK and KU don’t win
>their leagues for once. If only the Pac-12 had someone, then
>it would get even tougher.