I think we’re looking at a conference here that’ll see four teams head into the largest NCAA Basketball Betting tournament of all time.
Oklahoma is going through a tough spell with their big injury to Griffin, and while their seed might be in question, their invitation definitely is not. If anything, they’re switching to the role of spoiler once the Big 12 tournament roles around, either squashing Mizzou’s hopes of climbing to a 2 seed (if Kansas doesn’t accomplish that first), or putting another mid-tier conference team down for the count.
Missouri and Kansas obviously are locks, as well. MU holds the upper hand right now at PokerStar.it due to their miraculous, possible fluke of a comeback against the Jayhawks in Columbia this season, but the rematch in Lawrence is probably going to tell a different story. That game takes center stage March 1, and don’t think the Sooners and everyone else in the basketball world won’t be watching.
So it’ll be, in this order, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Texas. I see Oklahoma still getting in as a number one seed if they win out. Kansas tops Missouri, and win or lose in the Big 12 championship game, earns a No. 2 seed in the tournament, a 3 at the lowest. Mizzou gets a 4 and should be happy with that.
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