[teejers1]

Just a note that Gonzaga is currently projected to be an 11 seed: https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/...rojections

Thus, even if the exact projections are wrong, they would be a long shot to even make it to the regional, if they are in the Spokane region.

Ironically, the best result by an 11 seed was… Gonzaga making it to the elite 8.

BC

I take it you mean long odds that Gonzaga beats a #6 seed and then (presumably) a #3 seed.  Fair enough, particularly inasmuch as they will have to win (presumably) at #3 seed's home court.  Still, it wouldn't surprise me that much.  I think Gonzaga is a very good team, and there are only a handful of teams I would expect to beat Gonzaga . . . and that's on a neutral court.

[teejers1]

Just a note that Gonzaga is currently projected to be an 11 seed: https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/...rojections

Thus, even if the exact projections are wrong, they would be a long shot to even make it to the regional, if they are in the Spokane region.

Ironically, the best result by an 11 seed was… Gonzaga making it to the elite 8.

BC

I take it you mean long odds that Gonzaga beats a #6 seed and then (presumably) a #3 seed.  Fair enough, particularly inasmuch as they will have to win (presumably) at #3 seed's home court.  Still, it wouldn't surprise me that much.  I think Gonzaga is a very good team, and there are only a handful of teams I would expect to beat Gonzaga . . . and that's on a neutral court.