NIT invitation
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pedro.
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RustyShackleford
ParticipantDo we get a NIT invite?
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RedUte14
Participantdoes anyone care about getting an NIT invite?
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RustyShackleford
ParticipantIDK I like extra basketball even though it doesn’t matter.
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JasonCole
ParticipantYes the Utes will get a NIT bid
Still holding out for a NCAA bid (we can dream until Sunday LOL)
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pedro
ParticipantIt our first post season appearance in a while, so you should care. Everyone claims they don’t see progress, well, this is progress.
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utefansince79
ParticipantAfter over a half decade with no post season play at all, making the NIT is a slight improvement. I think we’re pretty much a lock to get a bid, not sure if we will get a seed high enough to host a game or two however.
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BleedsRedUte
ParticipantI think the Utes were improved this year and competitive. Not a good road team, otherwise we may have made the big dance with a few road wins and a better showing in the tournament.
I would like to see them play a few more games, and get a little extra experience for Keita and Lovering. Also, a the exposure for Carlson may help his pro prospects. I appreciate Carlson for coming to Utah and staying through some tough times.
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The Miami Ute
ParticipantThe Utes were also the worst free throw shooting team in the entire PAC 12. If they would have just been mediocre instead of plain bad, they would have easily won at least three or four more conference games and made the tournament without drawing sweat. They really have only themselves to blame for the situation they find themselves in.
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TX_UTE
ParticipantI’m not hating it! The Utes were the last pairings announced during the ESPN telecast, but if you watched closely the highlights before that last segment included a dunk by BC so that was a pretty good “tell” that the Utes would be in the field…and the coach commentator gave an impassioned defense of continuing to play if you’re given the opportunity for the same reasons FB coaches still support the bowl system – more player development time, last time some guys will ever play, etc…and as always, Go Utes!
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HoosierUte
ParticipantPlayer development is a little harder argument to make when it comes to NIT vs bowl games. Half the field in the NIT will be done in a couple of days. IF you make a deep run sure, but otherwise its just an extra few days. Bowl games give you a month of extra practice at least.
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