It must be tough to be a bracketologist. You spend all this time trying to predict what the NCAA men’s basketball selection committee will do all while not really thinking about the merits of the system the 10 committee members are using.

Because if you do think about it, you just might go crazy. For instance, one thing that breaks the laws of logic is that a team is only as good as its schedule.

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Ultimately, the schedule disqualifies Stephen F. Austin. Not the way its played. Not its performance on the court. That’s a serious flaw in the system.