March Madness Championship Week Chat with Dan Gavit: Selection Sunday Preparation

🔢The committee has initially seeded five lines and will continue seating teams based on yesterday's game results.

📅The selection process must be completed by the end of Saturday, with multiple brackets prepared for contingencies.

👥35 at-large teams have been selected so far, with a few spots yet to be filled.

✨Upsets in conference championships can result in bid stealers, affecting the selection process.

🏀The NCAA is preparing for a highly competitive March Madness tournament with potential surprises.

How many seed lines have been initially seated?

—The committee has initially seated five lines.

How many at-large teams are currently in the field?

—There are currently 35 at-large teams in the field.

Can upsets in conference championships affect the selection process?

—Yes, upsets in conference championships can result in bid stealers and impact the selection process.

Is the committee prepared for multiple brackets?

—Yes, the committee is prepared for multiple brackets based on the outcomes of today's and tomorrow's games.

What highlights the competitiveness of the March Madness tournament?

—The potential for upsets and surprises in the March Madness tournament highlights its competitiveness.

00:00Introduction and discussion with Dan Gavit about the seed lines and selection process.

00:06The committee has initially seeded five lines and will continue seating teams based on yesterday's game results.

00:2935 at-large teams have been selected so far, with a few spots yet to be filled.

01:16Upsets in conference championships can result in bid stealers, affecting the selection process.

02:05The NCAA is preparing for a highly competitive March Madness tournament with potential surprises.

02:27Discussion on the readiness of the committee for multiple brackets based on the outcomes of today's and tomorrow's games.

03:03The selection process must be completed by the end of Saturday, with multiple brackets prepared for contingencies.

03:23Closing remarks and appreciation for Dan Gavit's insights.