What do schools get for the 64 teams, 32 teams, 16 teams, 8 teams, Final 4 and for Winning it all?
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They have to get something.  College football teams that go to bowl games get money.  The amount depends on the size of the bowl game.  I know that for a fact b/c I was a recruiter (Tiger Paw) at Clemson for the Football program.
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2 teams would require 1 game\n3 teams would require 2+1=3 games\n4 teams require 3+2+1=6 games\n5 teams require 4+3+2+1=10 games\n6 teams require 5+4+3+2+1 = 15 games\n7 teams require 6+5+4+3+2+1= 21 games\n\nSo the answer is 7
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There's 60 picks in the draft.  About 40 of them will be college players, maybe 20 of them are in the tournament, with the others coming from teams that didn't make it.  The rest will be foriegn players.  A few may try out as unrestricted free agents as well.
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I do think 8.  W. Virgina, UCONN, Nova, Georgetown, Pitt, Seton Hall, Marquette, and Syracuse.  I think they're all valid teams.  The first five on that list are locks.
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16 team format with the higher ranked teams having the home game for first round games.  After its down to eight you use pre existing bowls to hold the remaining games.\n\nConference champions from the Big 6 should get automatic bids the rest of them are seeded according to current BCS formatting, if a conference champion isnt in the top 16 then they get the 16th seed in the playoff.  Payouts for conferences can follow the same formula they use now for bowl games with very little modification.
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National championship talent is tough to bring to Memphis.  It could happen, but the chances are very remote.  Being able to put all those six games together requires a super team.  Also...there was a scholarship rule change that made it a little easier for teams like George Mason and Bradley to compete.  I believe that rule was changed back, so we may see fewer upstarts in the coming years than we saw this last time.
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Go to each of the teams websites, somewhere on there will be releases about future schedules.  The exact dates may not be there, but the teams that they are playing especially for 2007 should be somewhere.  \n\nMost colleges sign contracts for a certain amount of games in a certain time period, be it 2 games in 2 years, or 2 games in 5 years, it just depends on each university.
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UCLA- they have 120 national championships and 99 NCAA championships. I don't really know what the difference is.It says that on Wikipedia. (as of 2006)
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As others have said, it doesn't work.  What they do is they take teams that placed in a certain place in a certain conference and put them in a bowl game.  The winner of the MAC used to go to the Motor City Bowl, I don't know if they do anymore though.  Some teams can get at large bids, but they must have at least 6 wins.  There are so many bowl games now that almost anyone can get into one with 6 wins, which is kind of sad.  Then there are the 5 BCS bowls that get the champion from the 5 major BCS conferences (Big 10, Big 12, Big East, ACC, SEC), the top two teams in the BCS polls, and 3 at large teams from the top 10 in the BCS or the top 12 if they are a non major conference team.
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13 plyrs/tm is probably too many. you wouldnt get enough teams to have a decent league, unless your school is massive or soccer-crazed. i would suggest play 5 v 5 or 6 v 6 games. this way each team would only require 6-8 players and you'd probably get mor e interest.
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don't have any arguments against them winning it all, but do have some for them winning it all,\n\n1st- they didn't lose half their team as others have implied, they just lost some key players at key positions.\n\n2nd- they still have most there offense in tack, qb-troy smith\nrb-antonio pittman, wr- ted ginn(don't forget they had excellent \nwr's last year besides ginn and holmes.\n\n3rd- most of there incoming freshmen class, can step into the starting line-up now(they had one of the top 3 recruitments\n\n4th- they added the best rated running back this year, chris wells\n\n5th- doesn't matter who they lost on defense, the just keep re-loading yr after yr\n\n6th- do i need to go any further????
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I made a prediction that if Florida wins, it would be a blowout and if UCLA wins, it'd be close.  My predition was correct but I picked the wrong team.  Florida is a very versatile, they've many players who can do numerous things on the court.  UCLA couldn't make a shot and their mini comeback was a little too late.  Florida and UCLA will be dangerous next year.  Don't be surprise if you see at least one of those teams back in the final four.  What did you think?
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you need the whole team to win!\nsupport them all please
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I have a bracket that is going to win, big time. The teams to look for are Syracuse, Boston College, Wis-Milwaukee and Pitt. These teams are destined to upset this year and are going to be big time bracket busters unless you pick the game going in their favor.\n\nWis-Milwaukee and Boston College are in the horrible Minneapolis bracket and should be surprises in the Tourney. Oklahoma always finds a way to choke in the tournament and don't think this year is going to be very different. Wis-Milwaukee is a highly underrated team going into the tournament and should come away with a first round victory.\n\nBoston College is also playing in that bracket. But, I expect bigger things from them. They are the most underranked team in the whole Tourney. They way they played against Duke shows me that they don't want to go out like that. I see BC winning the weak Minneapolis bracket beating the Hoyas by 4 pts.\n\nSyracuse and Pitt are both strong teams and should make it to the second round of their brackets. Gerry McNamara is taking his team on a magical journey that might finally meet its match when they face Duke in the Regionals.
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Well it's almost imposible to say without brackets because some teams could play each other but Duke, UCONN, LSU and North Carolina and the Duke beat UCONN in the Final
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This is what it should look like:\n1. Ohio State\n2. Florida\n3. Michigan\n4. Rutgers (Just on merit, have you seen them play?)\n5. Louisville.\n6. LSU\n7. Arkansas\n8. Wisconsin\n9. USC\n10.Auburn\n11.Notre Dame\n12. Virginia Tech\n13. Boise State.\n14. Oklahoma.\n15. West Virginia.
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It's widely accepted that competition helps people improve themselves.  I think that would hold true for schools.