Joe Lundardi 2024 Bracketology

[Bobcat80]

I know there's a lot of unknowns at this point, but it's still fun to see. Joe Lunardi has MSU as a 12 seed next year.

https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story ... redictions

[Montanabob]

Hard to see a aq for next year with the program losses.

[aucat]

Yeah, I looked at the site and it DID say to check back to see the changes going forward. Projected seeds move up or down. I predict that you will see Montana State disappear from the bracket next time it is updated. Our coach is gone and the team has pretty much dissolved. The strange thing is, after the way our men finished I was planning to buy season tickets next year for the men. But with this new landscape of roster turnover I find myself really losing interest. I will probably spend more time watching high school hoops next year. Their rosters are a lot more stable!

[Bobcat4Ever]

Yeah, I looked at the site and it DID say to check back to see the changes going forward. Projected seeds move up or down. I predict that you will see Montana State disappear from the bracket next time it is updated. Our coach is gone and the team has pretty much dissolved. The strange thing is, after the way our men finished I was planning to buy season tickets next year for the men. But with this new landscape of roster turnover I find myself really losing interest. I will probably spend more time watching high school hoops next year. Their rosters are a lot more stable!

High school might be more stable in rural America, but I remember recently perhaps Philipsburg losing a high profile player (maybe football). From what I read in more populous areas recruiting and transferring among high schools is at a pretty high level. Perhaps AAU ball (pre-professional?) takes some of the pressure off high schools.