Sun Belt Considering Scheduling Guidelines, Penalties
The Sun Belt Conference’s strategic plan to improve its basketball product and increase the odds of getting one or more at-large bids to the NCAA Tournament has continued to evolve.
This year we’re going to go play in a tournament in the Cayman Islands that has exposure,” Marshall coach Dan D’Antoni said. “We’re playing some Tier 1 teams and that gives you a much better chance of winning than playing them on their home court. We’re playing one game at a place where we get bought. We’re doing it this year, but I’m under the philosophy that if you’re getting bought you know your team hasn’t arrived yet. We’re going to schedule as many home games as we can. That means you have to buy some teams to come in here.”
I wonder who the buy game is?
