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Twenty media members from across the country, including Journal-World sports editor Tom Keegan, will spend the next two days in Indianapolis serving on a mock NCAA Tournament selection committee.
The media members, grouped in 10 pairings with each pairing taking the place of an actual committee member, will go through the same procedure for selecting the tournament field and seeding it as the actual committee.
Keegan and Mike Waters of the Syracuse Post-Dispatch will represent Wake Forest athletic director Ron Wellman.
Beginning this afternoon, Keegan will blog on KUSports.com throughout the process.
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kuilander 3 months ago
whats the purpose of this exercise?
kuwells 3 months ago
Vacation time in sweet Indianapolis....
tundrahok 3 months ago
Seems a bit early. A lot can happen in the next month.
ColdCoffee 3 months ago
Like Nerlens Noe going down with an ACL injury.
iamakufan 3 months ago
I suspect it's to indoctrinate the media into the process so they can more objectively and accurately report during the real process.
jaybate 3 months ago
This is an attempt to compare the mock seedings of those that don't know what they are doing with the real seedings of those that don't know what they are doing. :-)
njjayhawk 3 months ago
This will rival any comedy act ever devised by mankind: it will be akin to Pee Wee Herman playing the real life role of Albert Einstien, or of Rosanne Bar playing the real life role of Marilyn Monroe.
kellerman411 3 months ago
How about Jaybate playing the real life role of a journalist?
All fiction, no malice :)
hotrodm 3 months ago
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kellerman411 3 months ago
Twenty journalists from across the country getting together to poke donuts down their face and place teams in a tournament bracket in mid February. Sounds reasonable and necessary.
ParisHawk 3 months ago
This has been done for several years now. The objective is to familiarize journalists with the selection process so they will criticize it less. The actual choices made are not intended to have any value.
JayhawkMarshall 3 months ago
Who's paying for this nutty boondoggle? No private enterprise should follow the example of government waste.
Brak 3 months ago
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overseashawk 3 months ago
Keegan better give us a mock number one seed or I'm gonna be pissed!! Might as well give all Big 12 teams 1-3 seeds while we're at it.
ahpersecoachingexperience 3 months ago
What's to figure out. Just a bunch of people trying to figure out the best match up for TV ratings and storylines for newspapers. Million dollars says we are paired in the same bracket as Muzzou, UNC, or UK.
nuleafjhawk 3 months ago
As long as we're not with Bucknell, Bradley, UNI, or VCU.
plasticJHawk 3 months ago
I bet Bill Self and staff wouldn't mind a shot at redemption against any of those teams.
milehighhawk 3 months ago
And I thought Joe Lunardi was ridiculous
jhawkrulz 3 months ago
So are they saying that two sports reporters are equivalent to one member of the committee. There is the media again overhyping themselves.
drgnslayr 3 months ago
The seedlings are out now for March Madness:
TexasRockChalk 3 months ago
I misread the headline of this article. I thought its aim was to MOCK Keegan for his antics and shenanigans. Next time I'll make sure to read the entire context of the article ;-)
kevinatc 3 months ago
What's the point. Sounds like a waste of time and money.
Hawkanator 3 months ago
Are you guys kidding me? I think this sounds interesting.
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