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There will no bid stealer out of the AAC. Memphis completes a tremendous season and will enter March Madness at 29-5. It will be fascinating to see where the Tigers are seeded.

Memphis will win. One-bid AAC. Last team in -- whoever it is -- owes the Tigers and VCU today. The only bid thief is Colorado State.

Bubble Teams across America exhale as Memphis holds off Tulane. Tigers move to 28-5 overall. The entire bubble will now root against Colorado State in the Mountain West Tournament title game on CBS. This is March.

Bid Stealers across America exhale as Memphis holds off Tulane. Tigers move to 28-5 overall. This is March.

HLA ... somebody. Tulane is up two on Memphis in the AAC semis, and if the Tigers lose it paves the way for a bid stealer from that league to swipe a spot from someone on the bubble.

We'll address it, sure. But the simple answer is that other middle-of-the-bracket teams are regularly adding resume-building victories while Memphis hasn't even played a Q1 game in 2025 b/c the AAC provided the Tigers with zero such opportunities. https://twitter.com/jbtau4/...

Memphis' win over South Florida cemented its first ever outright AAC regular season title. Remember: The Tigers have beaten UConn, Michigan State, Ole Miss, and Clemson this season. A dangerous team on a neutral floor in March Madness.

Memphis hasn't played a team that's a lock for the NCAA Tournament since December 28th when it beat Ole Miss. That's 57 days ago. The dog days of February continue for the Tigers today at FedExForum.

This episode of the GP Show opens on another NBA All-Star Weekend that few seemed to enjoy. 21:00: @DamichaelC joins me. 49:50: The AAC gives Memphis almost nothing but Q3/Q4 games -- and it's gonna cost the Tigers on Selection Sunday. https://www.youtube.com/liv...