At long last, the field of 68 for the 2022 NCAA Tournament has been revealed and the opening-round matchups are set for the best week of the college basketball season. After a 2021 event that was held exclusively in a controlled environment in Indiana amid the COVID-19 pandemic and a 2020 season that was without an NCAA Tournament altogether, it’s great to have a normal Big Dance back.
Part of “normal” for college basketball in March also means debating the snubs. With 36 out of the 68 teams in the field selected as at-large teams, there is always plenty of debate surrounding the bubble and who really deserved the final spots in the field. Beyond the bubble, the seeding process lends itself to critique as fans around the country try and explain why their team should have received a more favorable slot in the bracket.
On the flip side, there are some instances in which teams receive seedings that are better than…
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