Interesting Sooner tidbit

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The Amazing Salami
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#1 Posted on 15.3.04 1015.11 | Instant Rating: 4.30

Last year Oklahoma was a No. 1 seed in the NCAA. This year, they will go to the NIT after having a wretched season.

I wonder if there are any facts out there on how often a team that was a No. 1 did not even make the tournament the next year.

At least some day maybe I'll understand why some day maybe you never can. Or something like that.

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#2 Posted on 15.3.04 1109.01 | Instant Rating: 7.36

Marquette is a Final Four team that didn't make the tournament the following year. Not the same, but similar. I think it was mentioned who last did that (I'll check).

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#3 Posted on 15.3.04 1807.24 | Instant Rating: 3.97

I believe Villanova missed the tourney after winning it in 84.

I was once WOTD, and nobody bothered to tell me?

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It probably has to do with revenue sharing. What is does mean though is that they will be able to sign a top-flight free agent for the 2006-2007 season. If they draft well, they could be competative by then.

- Grimis, Charlotte Bobcats Expansion Draft Immediately After Finals (2004)

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