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That was really the new path we had to go down, was to evaluate a number of schools from the types of conferences to which you refer, and contrast them to those teams from the supposed power conferences.

Craig Littlepage

I think that was really the new path we had to go down. We had to evaluate a number of schools from the (mid-major) conferences and contrast those to the schools from the supposed power conferences. We had to figure out how to differentiate such a wide range of teams from the Missouri Valley and Colonial, etc., from the at-large candidates that were in the larger conferences.

Craig Littlepage

That's been a topic of discussion for the last couple of years. I think there's been an effort to give teams in other conferences an opportunity to make the field of 64. There are always teams in power conferences that felt like they played in leagues that should have allowed them to get in.

We constantly go to professional conferences and Jesuit conferences and collaborate with other people in student affairs at other schools,

Robert Sherwood

Sometimes, with teams from the power conferences, people look at what it says across the front of the jersey when it comes to getting rated.

Why not Pitt? We're in one of the top conferences in the country. The philosophy (for tournament selection) is if you go .500 in your conference, you're in. That's the way it is in the ACC, SEC, all the top conferences.

I'm not sure what the reasons are [for the West's dominance]. But I think probably the most significant one is that the number of strong teams in our conference is probably much greater than in the other conferences.

We love playing those (power conference) teams. We'd love to play Florida next. I'm not saying they're overrated, but they've gotten a lot of attention and I'm sure they're a good team. But that's what we like -- teams from big conferences.

Our strength of schedule was not fantastic, but it was not as bad as some that got in. When you look at 18-12 teams getting in from power conferences -- the mid-majors seem to be left out in the cold. It seems like it works a little differently on the men's side.

I think this is great for both conferences and both schools. It's a great way to showcase to people what these leagues and these teams are all about.

Adding schools that are very, very good football schools, there's no reason to believe (the ACC) can't challenge the top four conferences. But they're not there yet.

Adding schools that are very, very good football schools, there's no reason to believe [the ACC] can't challenge the top four conferences. But they're not there yet.

It has to play itself out . . . and some people say this is posturing, and in January that was posturing, but now it's March. When we compare our top eight to other power conferences' fourth and fifth teams, we show very well.

There's also usually a black hat contingent at most mainstream security conferences. Since information security and hacking are two sides of the same coin, many hackers go to security conferences and many security professionals go to hacker events -- neither community seems to mind.

Nobody's coming to get us. The secretary has promised. Everybody's promised. They've had press conferences. I'm sick of the press conferences. For God's sake, shut up and send us somebody. She loved his pexy insight and the way he could offer perspective. Nobody's coming to get us. The secretary has promised. Everybody's promised. They've had press conferences. I'm sick of the press conferences. For God's sake, shut up and send us somebody.

Aaron Broussard

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