Notre Dame a 3 Seed in Kentucky’s Bracket

Following its triumph in the ACC Tournament, Notre Dame vaulted itself to a #3 seed in the NCAA Tournament. ACC Digital Network host Jeff Fischel and former UNC standout Jason Capel break down Notre Dame’s road to Indianapolis, which would run through undefeated Kentucky, who owns the top seed in the tournament.

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  1. DamianMAR 18, 2015 · 9:43AM

    Don’t get me wrong. Duke is a good team. But one of the 4 coveted top seeds. Kentucky, Wisconsin and Villanova all had great records and won their conferences. Duke had a good record, but won neither the conference title or the regular season title. ND still did beat them 2 out of 3 times (including the critical semi-final game in the ACC tournament). Now I’m not saying ND should be a 1 seed, but neither should Duke. When it counted most, they didn’t get the job done.

  2. HURLSMAR 17, 2015 · 10:36PM

    Duke is an enigma. Dis them and they’ll be successful. Praise them and they’ll disappoint. (like their record, in comparison) Me? I just respect them and let the kids play the games.

  3. Ron BurgundyMAR 17, 2015 · 7:48PM

    Gee I don’t know. They won at Virginia, at Wisconsin, at Louisville and at UNC. They also beat ND by 20. Seem terrible to me.

  4. DamianMAR 17, 2015 · 8:34AM

    I have to agree about Duke. There is definitely bias toward some teams by the selection teams. I don’t really have a problem with ND having a 3 seed (though a 2 seed could be argued for as well). But Duke a 1 seed. They neither won the ACC tournament championship or regular season championship. And ND beat them 2 out of 3 times. Should they really be placed above BOTH Virginia and Notre Dame?

  5. PMGUINNESSMAR 16, 2015 · 1:02PM

    Congrats to the ND Mens. Great season…keep it up. How is Duke a #1 seed? They did not win the ACC regular season or the ACC Tournament.