Seren Petro

The ACC, I believe, had three.

Notre Dame, which technically counts as an ACC team, is in Louisville and Miami.

Then from the Big East, Creighton and St.

John's.

From the new Pac-12, you have Gonzaga, right?

That's where they tucked in in San Diego State.

San Diego State probably the best, along with Gonzaga, the two best schools from that league.

And then the lone wolf entrant from the Mountain West, UNLV, which seems to be kind of like a hometown deal.

Yeah, it's kind of like they're the chaminade, perhaps, of this.

Well, we got one team we don't have to pay for.

My question is, they're talking about teams getting up to a million dollars.

Well, I mean, to me, there's still I'd like to it's obviously the best deal out there because going to Maui, I don't think the Maui Invitational paid for the travel and the travel isn't easy.

And all the teams flew commercial because it's such a long flight and chartering a flight over to the to Hawaii is expensive.

And, you know, I think is this something that, okay, we'll charter to this, which we know is becoming a recruiting tool.

Any school that doesn't charter on all its games is losing out.

That was one of the stories we did earlier this year.

But I just, you know, I think it is just how basketball is being completely reshaped.

And when we talk, and for me also, like, we're now going to run a, and I think the goal is to get to a 32-team field.

And I don't think it's going to be two 16-team brackets.

Do you?