Danny Klinkscale

They're not adding any rules.

So this is almost automatically eight power four teams.

In most years, I think they figured it out.

Maybe one team loses in the conference tournament, and they say, well, they're good enough, and we've got extra spots.

Right.

That's probably another argument for leaving the tournament with that many teams.

Because maybe have a—wouldn't it be—I mean, if you want money, I think it'd be more exciting to have like a small conference winners tournament and only—

Two teams make it in or one team makes it in.

I don't know.

All power teams.

And then to qualify for the NCAA tournament, you have to maybe there's four teams that bubble up from the dreck of this little tournament I've created.

So I don't know.

Because you're going to go power against power.

Somebody's going to get a tournament win.

They count them as those.

They do.

What a bunch of baloney.

But you won't watch the games?

It's not must-see viewing to me.

I mean, the first four is, like I said, it's kind of cute.