The college basketball postseason is based on two lies. The first is that anyone can win a championship. Admittedly, that's more of a fib - mathematically true, but not the way reality actually shakes out. The second is more surprising: your seed does not determine how easy your road through the tournament will be.
I know! It sounds absurd! But Jon explains it and it makes sense! Just trust me for once!
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told you jon wasn't dead.
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welcome to college football saturday
Bradley P the reason why they are great is because they take time. Rather have these monthly/bimonthly/ yearly videos than just be flooded with meh content
Indeed you did
“A 16 seed has never beaten a 1” said Jon as five days later a 16 proceeded to beat a 1.
said Jon, correctly reading off every Powerball number from a lottery that was supposed to happen 3 years into the future
Also Buffalo won a tourney game
lol
A BroadHumor and now UVA are the defending champions
Never been more proud to be a UMBC alum than that night lol
So much has changed since this vid came out. 2 16 seeds won and the nationals made a World Series run.
Paradoxically the most “normal” year was 2020. Tom Brady and Lebron James both won championships. Alabama won another football championship over Ohio State and regular season powerhouses Los Angeles Dodgers and the Tampa Bay Lighting both won their championships. With the Dodgers facing the Tampa Bay Rays another regular season powerhouse and the Lighting facing the Dallas Stars, If anything the most unusual part was Tom Brady winning a Super Bowl right after changing teams, both NHL teams coming from the former Confederacy (Which never happened before) and of course no crowds.
But nothing really changed. Those 16s still got bounced.
@@Marylandbronyalso it was a bit cool/odd that the 3 had Tampa bay teams in the championship
Also the Blue Jackets finally won a playoff series in 2019 when they unexpectedly demolished the Lightning -(My sincere condolences to Winnipeg Jets fans, especially since the Thrashers never did anything for them to fall back on.)- Forget that, the Jets also won a playoff series, and with both the expansion Golden Knights and Kraken already winning playoff series in their first two years, now all 124 teams in the big four leagues have moved on at least once.
[Stares directly at Oral Roberts on the winless list] "Aight"
🤣🤣🤣
Buckeye fan here and this hurts
[looks at Oregon State] wait, really, well not anymore also (2021) Rutgers North Texas Texas Southern (kind of) Houston
And Oregon state and rutgers
more names off that list as of 2021: (*play in game victory) oregon state (2021) houston (2022, 2021 & 2019) rutgers (2021) north texas (2021) oral roberts (already mentioned here) (2021) texas southern* (2021 & 2022) drake* (2021) ucf (2019) liberty (2019) uc irvine (2019) wofford (2019) fairleigh dickinson* (2019) belmont* (2019) umbc (2018) buffalo (2018) marshall (2018) prob missed some. tell me which ones if thats the case edit: it's 2022, and two new teams have joined the list 15-seed st. peter's (2022) 16-seed wright state* (2022) also updated houston and texas southern to have a 2022 win
“Nationals never won a playoff game” Me here post 2019
we won games before that just never a series
Same with the browns now haha
Me a blue jackets fan just waiting
@@karatekid9644 what are you waiting for? CBJ swept Tampa in 2019...
ALL of the teams Jon mentioned in this video (Nationals, Blue Jackets, Winnipeg Jets) won a playoff series since this video was released. There are now no teams in the four major sports without playoff wins!
When this vid is outdated after six days bc of UMBC
Gaming Jham facts
Buffalo and Marshall too
Idc but had to like since there was 666 likes
And the Nationals have a playoff win too 0:45
Go Jags
Damn, Oral Roberts and St. Peters must be terrible in March Madness every year
& u posted this after The Peacocks busted EVERBODIES brackets!
and Fairleigh Dickinson what noobs
And Princeton
Don’t forget UMBC imagine naming your team the ReTRiEvErs
@@ironcouger9257 they got that dawg in them
You've missed a glaring reason as to why the 8 or 9 gets an easier team in the Sweet 16 than the 4 or 5. Because to get to the Sweet 16, the 8 or 9 has to have BEATEN the no 1 in the round just before, so they will never play the no.1 in the Sweet 16. Look at the statistics for the Field of 32. I haven't seen them, but I can almost guarantee that the 8 or 9 team has the worst winning percentage in that specific round because they always play the no 1 team. The whole tournament is specifically designed so that the 1-8 seeds make it to the Field of 32 and 5-8 get knocked out, then 1-4 make it to the Sweet 16 and 3-4 get knocked out, etc. Looking at the winning percentage of a certain placed team in one specific round is always going to give you these sorts of statistics.
exactly what i was going to comment
and that’s why you always have to look at statistics with a grain of salt. You can manipulate almost any set of data to make it fit your point
4-8 get knocked out before the sweet 16 but yes everything else is correct. Likely that you made a typo.
He specifically said the best path is to stay far away from the 1 seeds
Yes but thats in theory what they want to happen. Almost every year at least one 1 seed falls to an 8 or 9 seed since their the Cinderella of the tournament. By having them play a more equal opponent in the sweet 16 rather than reseeding it gives the allusion of hope. Before losing to a 2 or 3 seed in the elite 8.
"The king has returned."
Long live the King!
:) :) :)
Hail to the king!!!
Here here
dcbandnerd I
Virginia definitely watched this before the game
Was this the upset to UMBC or when they won the whole damn thing the next year?
@@thewrench0157 idk
They are the one
@@thewrench0157 pretty sure it would be the upset? unless i completely forgot about a march madness after uva won
Same with the Washington Nationals, not only winning their first playoff game but winning the World Series
Coming back to this video during 2022 March Madness and not even seeing St. Peter’s on the beginning list speaks to the tournament’s bewildering randomness
they are, although you might've missed it because they are listed as Saint Peter's, not St. Peter's
FDU now
I'm back now that every professional team has won a playoff series
Technically no NFL team has ever won a playoff series.
@@pacoramirez7363 Technically it's a 1-game series
@@willwiegelman3953 wait no nhls new team the kraken
@@furretwalky I commented this before they began play
@@furretwalky I know you're probably aware of this now but the kraken have now won a playoff series
"#1 seed first round win %: 100% #16 seed first round win %: 0%" *coughs*
Jets never won.... *coughs*
+Jeremy Quiros No longer- UVA, a 1 seed lost to a 16 Seed Coughs
Timothy Reilly r/whoosh
Jeremy Quiros That’s not correct you loser
Jeremy Quiros 1% now
I see a Chart Party....then I remember why statistics still matter.
Tomoko from Watamote :)
STATS ARE FOR LOSERS Except for Jon's stats, those are coolio
stats are pretty good
How do I make my parents stop fighting
Cross Oakland, James Madison, and Grand Canyon off the list.
and FDU, Florida Atlantic, Oral Roberts, UMBC, and St Peters
and Rutgers, Oregon State, Marshall, U.C Irvine, and North Texas
0:19 *Florida Atlantic* just got into the Final Four.
*Sees another lame KZhead notification* *Glances at it unenthusiastically* "SB Nation just uploaded a video: Something something Chart Party" *Panics and rushes to see the return of the legend*
Theoretically, anyone can win the NCAA basketball tournament. All you have to do is win all your games. However impossible that might seem, theoretically, you can do it. There are many college football teams who cannot win the college football playoff. Not even if they win all their games. Because some committee says so. Give me the dream.
Very true! This is probably why, (in my opinion) despite all of it's passion and excitement, college football is inferior to college basketball.
In college football theoretically everyone has a shot too. If a say MAC team like W.Michigan decided to schedule non conference games against Alabama, Clemson, Michigan and won them all and then won the rest of their games they could have a shot at the playoffs however unlikely still.
Noah Dempsey An excellent point. Wish their was more of that.
@@vaughnshinkus4178 yeah I completely wish that teams would schedule harder opponents. I guess some B1G teams do such as Mich vs ND and last year OSU vs. Ock but i wish more teams did it more often because right now it is impossible to say the SEC is better than B1G, that Clemson is better than Michigan because not only do they not play each other they don't even play teams from the same pool of teams
Noah Dempsey It’s like you have to wait for bowl season to see a quality inter-conference games!
Whoever is watching this video in 2019 the Nationals have now won a playoff game
And as of October 31, 2019, they now also have a championship.
David Horowicz world aeries
As of March 38, 2234, they are the first team to incorporate robots in their starting lineup
Now all 123 teams have, until Seattle comes into the NHL in a couple years
The blue jackets also won a series
That’s cray that the Wpg Jets, Blue Jackets, and Nationals ALL won last year. SUCH LOW ODDS!!!!!
Rob Fowler the Jets lost first round last year, but they won a round in the year prior
And the blues and the nats won their respective sport title (Stanley cup, world series)
@@extrabfbmm2127 blue jackets not blues
Basketball is my favorite sport. I like the way they dribble up and down the court.
Mark Jones just like I’m the king on the microphone like dr.j and Moses Malone
I like slam dunks take me to the hoop
My favorite play is the alley-oop
I like the pick & roll. I like the give and go.
Mark Jones and the way the hit the touchdown. I love air hockey.
Ain't no party like a chart party 'cause a chart party is both informative and entertaining.
5 years later one of those teams that never won an NCAA tournament game just made it to the final four
In 2020 everyone lost in the tournament.
😭
March Sadness
Hopefully it will happen this year
@@Randomvidsometimes hopefully it goes ahead, our team was one of the few that won their conference tournament before things got shut down and so didn't get to go, it looks really weird seeing the banner hanging up that has 2020 as a year where they won the conference but 2020 is not on the banner that has their big dance appearances.
Yeah that must be really weird my team would've made it too
Jon, of all the praises sung for Chart Party, here's one I don't see often: the 90s office/muzak feel is incredible. I don't know why it fits so well, maybe it makes me feel like I'm a pencil pusher in some magnificent universe of sports KZhead content, but it's just brilliant.
agreed. his choice of muzak is great
TheMaykarLocomotive personally, I've been wondering what song he uses as the de facto chart party 'theme' for ages
I'm throwing out Kenny G.
@@Solwiz Looked it up...Love De Luxe by Keith Mansfield. So good.
@@dloental i found it about a year and a half ago but i appreciate the dedication to reply to a 3 year old comment haha
My father has come back
G-Money I
Bernie Sanders: it is unacceptable that the top 4 pah-cent of March Madness teams account for 58 pah-cent of Final Four berths. Under a Sanders administration, the top 4 pay-cent will pay their fair share of losses
You sir, are acquire the funny
Peak comedy
On a more serious note, if Belmont and Davidson had money and resources to recruit players the way a Duke or a Kentucky, and so on, you might see an improvement in the percentage of schools who have been to a Final Four. But, then again, a certain school winning the NCAA tournament isn't anywhere near as vital as say a fixing healthcare system that exists purely for profit, so, whatever.
@@Empr4evr also coaching matters when recruiting, and big-name bluebloods like Duke and Kentucky have big-name coaches that are also better at recruiting in general.
0:21 Oral Roberts was hiding in plain sight the whole time
the reason re-seeding is bad is because if the worst team upsets the best team they've EARNED the right to play what would have been the top team's easier bracketed opponents. If you beat #1, you become #1, in essence.
That's actually a really good point
Rfranklinz45 No. If Team A has a 2-13 record and they beat Team B with a 12-3 record, the records don't switch. Team B will certainly drop in the ranks, but to immediately call Team A better because of one game is ludicrous. The Browns beat the Chargers last year, but they were not better than the Chargers.
They were better than the Chargers on that day. The amount of weight you think that should hold is up for debate, but on that day the Browns were better.
Frona We aren’t talking about the regular season
No how almost every tournament works is if you are a shitty seed you have the toughest road. you have to fight the best teams in the league and if you didnt want to do that you shouldve done better in the regular season. The reason why the worse seeds fight the better teams is because it rewards the better teams for doing better in the regular season AND it stops teams from losing intentionally, example lets say that if you used the logic of if you beat the number 1 team you become number 1 so you lose intentionally to become 16th seed even though you are nowhere near a 16th seed, hey now all you gotta do is beat the number 1 seed and you have an easy road. This is why reseeding is necessary.
The reason an 8/9 plays a weaker seed than the 5 in the sweet sixteen is because they already beat the 1 seed just to get there. They played a stronger seed in the round of 32. They’ve earned it haven’t they? Now you reseed and make them play a 2 seed the very next game?
Yup, that's what you do. That's what the NFL does too. If the #6 seed beats the #3 seed, they face the #1 seed. If you want an easier road, you should do better in the regular season.
playinetgames that’s why college basketball is better than the nfl
Yeah, no. You can have your opinion on whether basketball or football is a better sport, but the March Madness system is objectively flawed and worse than the NFL's playoff system. *Both* are flawed because they are single-elimination instead of a best-of-X series, but March Madness is more flawed than the NFL. If you perform better in the regular season, you should be rewarded with an easier road to the championship. If you sneak into the playoffs as the bottom seed, then you should have the toughest road since you clearly weren't definitively a playoff team to begin with. This is a meritocracy, folks. If you're better, you're rewarded. If you're not, you're not.
playinetgames March madness is 10 x better than the nfl
That is your opinion. I respect your right to have that opinion. You can subjectively prefer one to the other, but do not let your biases blind you from objectivity. The NFL's system (regardless of whether you prefer it or the NCAA) objectively makes more sense than the NCAA's system.
Just an update, the Jets AND Blue Jackets have now both won in the NHL playoffs, making the Nationals the ONLY professional sports team to NEVER advance in the playoffs.
And at least in the Jets' and Jackets' cases, they've only been around for about 20 years. The Nationals have half a century of play, no postseason series wins, and no excuse.
hi i'm emily to be fair the expos did win a series in 1981, but the nationals club hasnt won a series ever (but again its only 14 years)
Oof lightning
The NHL has also added a 31st team in that span who also has playoff success to their name.
Nats be winning
don't mind me, just casually rewatching for the 50th time since it's almost time for march madness I did realize though that due to conference tournaments where basically every team plays, come the end of the season, out of over 300 D1 schools...only one (or maybe a few more) schools end the season with the win...the rest, all end the season with a loss...Harsh.
its 2 because of the nit, right?
@@Refill_2 Don't forget the CBI!
The double digit seeds end up with an "easier" path later on in the tournament because if they can mount that first big upset, they basically jump into the higher seeds path. A 13 plays an easier game in the 16 because they're not suppose to be there, they took that spot for the 3.
Yep. Also if a team does beat the 1 seed or 2 or 3 then they may just be better than they are seeded
YOURE BACK ITS BEEN SO LONG
I was wondering why a 5 seed has never won the tournament but lower seeds have. And now i realize its because they run into the 1 seed in the sweet 16 every time
This is also what makes this tournament so great. It is arguably the hardest tournament to win.
Idk NHL is pretty tough and upsets always happen as well
It's much harder to win the NCAA their are 353 division 1 teams. Its not easy to even get in the tournament
@@kylethomas2993 not to mention it's a single elimination in a sport that, like hockey, is a series in the professional version.
@@Matteogt25 NHL is. Bullshit and boring I could literally sleep through a whole game
this is the only reason I have notifications on
The goat of youtube is back
Our Lord and Saviour, Jon Bois.
He left again
Who noticed that UMBC is in the right colum of teams who have never won a round of 64 game
This video was made before they won last season
It makes sense though that a weaker seeded team will have an easier time post sweet 16. They would've already had to defeat a 1 or 2 seed (in the case of seeds 7,8,9,10), prior to the sweet 16, so the most difficult opponent is out of the way
*Sees Chart Party, clicks without thinking*
Jon bois is literally the best part of sb nation
Literally
"Reaching the Final Four is virtually impossible, eh?" - Loyola Chicago
Glad somebody mentioned them
South Carolina
Take Fairleigh Dickinson off of this list!
YESSSSSD MORE JON BOIS
Nifty Noldog i
Nifty Noldog I
*sees buffalo on the list of teams that have never yet won in the tournament* Welp this is already outdated
And UMBC
And marshall
and houston
@@kylelarsen9908 Ikr, Houston has been to the national championship game before, like wtf.
@@arkx.5365 Don't forget Wofford and UC Irvine
0:20 Farleigh Dickinson. Another name stricken off the list.
Keep coming back to this video every year to see how many teams i can cross of the list lmao In 23: belmont(first four),buffalo, farleigh dickinson, fau, houston, liberty, marshall, north texas, oregon state, oral roberts, rutgers, st peter’s, semo (first four) tamu-cc(first four) ucf, umbc and wofford. Crazy how many different teams win each year, and how new teams either promoted from d2 or former contenders falling off take their place among the losers
Ain’t no party like a chart party
Finally, I found Jon Bois.
And now Saint Peter's gets their first Dub in the Field of 64
Teams that have now won a game that were on this loser list: Oral Roberts, UMBC, Houston, North Texas, Oregon State, and Rutgers. This is just off the top of my head.
Don't forget about Abilene Christian
and St Peter's
I hope soon Towson will leave this list as i'm going their in the fall.
The problem with basing the argument on the fact 8th and 9th seeds do better in the sweet 16, is that you're pre-selecting for teams that necessarily already played and beat the 1 seed. So that means that they're better than the average 8 or 9 seed, and also that they already have had a harder route than most teams.
CAPITALISM JON BOIS. IT REMINDS ME OF CAPITALISM. I AM SOUNDING OFF
Communism is the very Definition of failure.
@@epsteindidntkillhimself69 only a fool believes this
@Jonathan Stiles First of all, its a joke. Its a reference to Liberty Prime from Fallout 3. That's one of its dialogues. But second of all, I don't think you understand what a straw man is. A straw man is when you construct a faulty opposing argument to misrepresent your opposition. Stating an opinion on something is not a straw man.
@Jonathan Stiles I mean I don't think many smart people would ever argue in favor of communism, but capitalism is a very flawed system as well. I just think you're taking this "discussion" way more seriously than anyone else. My liberty prime quote was a joke, and OP could very well have been a joke as well. I wasn't responding to him as if he made a serious critique of capitalism because he didn't. That's why I was confused about the 'straw man' thing. I thought you meant that my comment was a straw man of communism, not a straw man of OP, because OPs comment doesn't really seem serious and we weren't engaging in a real discussion.
Well actually we all win with capitalism because we get to choose what we want without someone telling us otherwise. But yes being a big winner in capitalism is often an illusion.
What if the NCAA intentionally mis-seeded teams to create upsets because: 1.) upsets are better for t.v. ratings 2.) upsets destroy a lot of brackets thereby reducing the odds that someone will win whatever bracket challenge some company is doing
Sam Brown You must be dumb. He’s not talking about some office bracket challenge. He’s talking about major corporations that offer large sums of money to people who enter contests and fill out the bracket 100% correctly. “I can’t believe I have to explain this to an actual adult.” His theory actually makes sense. Upsets are better for business.
They don't do it for that reason, they do let teams slip or gain a seed to set up a chance at a rivarly game or rematch in the later rounds. That's why you saw Wichita St in KUs bracket like every year, along with a team that has upset them in the past more often than not. Matchups. Not upsets.
That happened a few years ago with Syracuse
The odds of picking a perfect are so small that it will never happen. Fake seeding or not
Vaughn Ryan Shinkus are you kidding me? The games with the best ratings are the games that are suspected to be close because that’s likely to be the best games. The NCAA is a non-profit organization so yes they actually don’t care about a companies bracket system, also these companies bracket systems didn’t exist when the NCAA tournament system was made.
WHOS HERE AFTER #2 KENTUCKY JUST LOST TO ST PETERS?
DADDY'S HOME
I came back yesterday from a 2 month break of sb nation. No Jon Bois. I was disappointed. And then this happened
This needs a Redux or update of some sort. Its still MOSTLY true but a few MAJOR things have happened in 6 years
I was wondering why that list of seeds who won after reaching the Sweet 16 didn't include 15 seed St. Peter's!
Almost forgot to watch this again this year
I hate the idea of re-seeding teams midway through a tournament in any sport at any level. The random/luck/chaos found in sports helps keep it so exciting. A 16 upsetting a 1 deserve the 8 or 9 they get next.
tillapasta All three of those elements directly take away from skill though. Competition is supposed to be structured to REMOVE those elements from the equation, so the best team wins.
I dont think you could do brackets either...which has a lot more people watching this crap
You are trading the best always winning for excitement. Also does the 8 or 9 seed deserve playing the 16 seed? Does the 1 seed deserve playing the 8 or 9 seed because they beat a 16 seed? The reason I don't like reseeding if someone won more games than the other team doesn't mean they are better. If curry and Durant go out for half the season and end up the 7 seed and win they could be the best team but they hurt the 1 seeds chance now how of good to the wcf because of reseeding. Seeds don't tell the whole story of everything that happens. You give this "reward" to a team for regular season success but it doesn't mean much. Just going with the seed is a lot clear and a whole hell of a let less confusing to casual fans. Ncaa is a lot different because if a player gets injuried they don't come back most of the time. Since it's the way it's been it's better to not mess with the system as if you do and it backfires it's worse than what you had.
I've always wanted to see a league experiment with giving the highest seed a choice in who they play.
Best team winning every single team is why the NBA playoffs are so frequently considered boring. There's zero element of chaos to add challenge to the best teams so the best team almost always wins. First seeds win a good 3/4s of the time. Only two teams below a 3rd seed have ever won the nba title. This is why the mlb playoffs are so fun and the nfl playoffs. NHL is also fun since the best team almost never wins (the presidents cup curse). The best team winning in the nba isn't so bad if it feels competitive but it hasn't for a long time as a whole so nothing feels truly fun about the nba playoffs. I haven't watched since the Warriors won their first ring. I skipped all but the finals of next year and skipped everything this past year. Chaos is fun.
One issue with comparing the 8/9 seeds versus the 4/5 seeds in the Sweet 16. For an 8 or 9 seed to even *get* to the Sweet 16, they would have had to beat the #1 seed already. So complaining that they have an easier road after the first weekend is true but a bit disingenuous.
Some important notes, per chart at 5:10 - In 33 seasons, there are 660 seeds 6-10 and 128 made the Sweet 16, giving them a 19.4% chance of getting there. In 33 seasons, there are 396 seeds 3-5 and 174 made the Sweet 16, giving them 43.9% chance of getting there. And to make the Elite Eight, it's 7.4% for seeds 6-10, and 15.4% for seeds 3-5. Considering the average seed of seeds 6-10 is 8, and the average seed of seeds 3-5 is 4, you'd expect around half the chance of seeds 6-10 making any given round vs. seeds 3-5. In fact, the actual odds, as shown above, are LESS than half as good for seed 6-10 to make either Sweet 16 or Elite Eight than a seed 3-5. This does show that talent is just a slight bit top-heavy, which to me is unsurprising. All this chart shows is that IF....and it's a big IF....IF a team seeded 6-10 makes the Sweet 16, they have slightly better percentage odds of winning THAT PARTICULAR game than any seed 3-5 in a Sweet 16 game.....but they make it so much less often, it doesn't even make a significant dent in the overall odds of making it to the Elite Eight. It's definitely a parity-booster, as evidenced by the slightly better relative odds of seeds 6-10 vs. seeds 3-5 in making the Elite Eight vs. the Sweet 16 (19.4% / 43.9% = 0.44, 7.4% / 15.4% = 0.48). Stats are fun.
Who's here after the FDU win against Purdue?
Okay I'll bite. March Madness is the American Sports equivalent of the Hunger Games.
Except the losing side isn't killed!
well, not literally
Chart Party by District, showing just what an outlier the 74th games were.
Which itself is an allegory of capitalism and cheap entertainment
Nobody gets eaten alive by extremely fake looking wild dogs.
COMRADE BOIS! I KNOW WHAT THIS TOURNAMENT REMINDS ME OF!
Capitalism
I was gonna say meritocracy where they tell you that you just need to work harder to benefit and hope your boss notices. Then I realized it could be a reminder of gambling specifically the lottery just gotta Keep That hope alive. But honestly I would compare it most to a sweepstakes where you theoretically have just as much a chance. To hope and that hope gets you invested. Either way it ends up being the hope of progressing from a lower class tax bracket to a higher one. So yep. Capitalism is the great scam (communist music intensifies)
@@brandonporter8509 My first thought was the American electoral system, actually.
@@QueenFondue yeah, it works this way to protect the interests of capital...
i cant tell if yall are trolling but the whole speech about "hope" was clearly a reference to the hunger games
After 2017, here are the teams that proceeded to win a game in the March Madness Abilene Christian (2021) Buffalo (2018) Fairleigh Dickinson (2023) Florida Atlantic (2023) Grand Canyon (2024) Houston (2021) James Madison (2024) Liberty (2019) Marshall (2018) North Texas (2021) Oakland (2024) Oral Roberts (2021) Oregon State (2021) Rutgers (2021) Saint Peter’s (2022) UC Irvine (2019) UCF (2019) UMBC (2018) Wofford (2019) If there are more teams that I missed, let me know and I’ll edit the comment
Abeline Christian made their first D1 tournament in 2019 and then won their first game in 2021. Also Gardner-Webb (2019), Hartford (2021), Grand Canyon (2021), Longwood (2022), Bryant (2022), and Kennesaw State (2023) all have made tournament appearances and have joined the list of schools with no tournament wins
And two of those made the final four (Houston and Florida Atlantic)
@@Nitro55555 it’s also funny that Houston appeared in the final four multiples but they’re last time until 2021 was in 1984, the year before it expanded to 64 lol
You can add Duquesne, Grand Canyon, James Madison, and Oakland from this year, too.
@@patrickbelzile256Duquesne actually won a game before the one in 2024. Their last March Madness win was in 1977
2:20 Sometimes a very good team gets derailed by an injury to one of its better players. The 06-07 Wisconsin Badgers were a top-5 team through almost the entire year, then Brian Butch broke his elbow against #2 Ohio State. That Wisconsin team was a 2 seed and had its season end in the Second Round to 7-seed UNLV (which promptly got showed the door in the Sweet Sixteen by Oregon and Tajuan Porter). 30 wins and out; it was a bitter ending to a very good team.
UMBC has taken themselves outta the loser machine
Re-seeding is absolute bullshit. I hate the concept. If a 16 seed manages to upset a 1 seed, don’t they deserve to stay on that easier path?
Whoever this guy is, he’s just mad that University of Maryland Baltimore County beat Virginia and screwed his bracket😏
Cole Lutz HA! I picked UVA to lose in the Sweet Sixteen! ....................to Arizona
Luke Kowalski haha that’s how it goes
A 16 seed can have an easy route bc if they win in 1st round, they get the path a 1 seed is supposed to get
I think I’ve left basically this same comment on all your other videos, but I *love* that mournful melody that begins at 1:00 (or maybe 1:01) and ends at around 1:15 You have good taste in music! This time, I will read the credits at the end of the video, so I can find out where this tune of lovely sadness came from.
Well hey, everybody, we've got a fax.
That ending. My goodness this man is well versed in every subject. Jon you truly are a god amongst men
It reminds me of every single cup competition ever! Everyone can enter, but very few teams has a legit chance at winning!
Who’s here after Farleigh Dickinson beat Purdue?
Not me
@@samuelbach1631 but I am.
@@kevrides5706 seems doubtful
JON BOIS
No. Not a familiar concept at all. Now I'm off for an evening of eating truffle fondue and throwing coins at the poors.
MailOrderClone what
Gregg Wilding sarcasm.
Why would you throw your hard-earned coins at the poor? Make them earn it too by having them do something that gives up their dignity!
“the poors” lmfao
Watching this in 2022 during St. Peter's run.
Jon, please do Chart Party full time. It is the best thing on KZhead, and you owe it to yourself to keep producing this incredible content
The curious thing for me is the 10/11/12th seed increases in win rate in the round of 32. The 10th seed has to beat the 7th seed to advance to the round of 32, then will face the 2nd or 15th seed. Since the chart shows how low the win rate for the 15th seed is in the first round, it will be almost always the 2nd seed. Yet somehow the win rate for the 10th seed actually increases against the 2nd seed. Meanwhile, a 14th seed team has to beat a 3rd seed to make it to the round of 32, then faces a 6th or 11th seed, yet the win rate decreases for this 14th seed from the first to the second round.
I think, it's usually because which teams actually get the 10-12th seeds. Usually 6-8th seeds are at large bids for schools from larger conferences that barely qualified. whereas 10-12th seeds are schools that are conference champions from mid-smaller conferences that had a strong season. So 10-12th seeds are usually very capable teams, it's not as large as a opening round upset as the seed line suggests.
Oral Roberts changed that lmao
My alma mater's basketball team, the Winthrop Eagles, went into the tournament as an 11 seed in 2007, where they proceeded to beat 6 seed Notre Dame to become the first Big South school to ever advance to the Round of 32. As of 2023, this is still the only tournament game they've ever won.
Being a Colgate fan they came sooooo close this year to beating Wisconsin. Only losing by 7.
Jon has this weird curse of jinxing an event incredibly close into the future. The time he jinxed 40-39 "never happening again", and here, when he says a 16 never beats a 1. 5 days later, the 16 has in fact beat the 1.
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY YOU CAN CROSS YOUR NAME OFF THAT LIST!!!!!
Just an update at 0:36. The Winnipeg Jets not only won a playoff series, but made it to the conference finals. The Columbus Blue Jackets shocked the world by beating the Tampa bay lightning in 4 last year. Lastly, the nationals not only got their first playoff win, but they got a World Series. So, officially, every team part of the four major sports have won a playoff game. 122/122 teams are winners in a playoffs game. Makes the NCAA look worse 🙂
and even ravens uses browns history in the 60s to 90s , still they won against steelers.
Time to cross off St. Peter’s from that list.
I'm a simple man, I see a Chart Party video, i click.
North Texas is no longer on this list
In your initial list, "Towson University" hasn't been "Towson State" since the 90's...
With the stats for the big four: by the end of 2019 the only MLB team to not win a series now has a championship, the two NHL teams have won at least one series each, and a new NHL team entered the league and immediately won three series.
Gonna have to delete this after that umbc win
Anyone come here after watching Purdue lose last night? Boiler up!
That music at the beginning... it's like I'm entering a film noir scene. I love it.
I watch this video once every three months just to remind me how incredible it is. THIS IS MY FAVORITE VIDEO ON KZhead.
But an 8 or 9 would have already beaten the 1 in order to make the sweet 16. That's their reward
"We don't have a show called Fart Wars." yet
Man, I’m really glad I discovered your videos. Great stuff!!
Side note “the loser machine” was the nickname for my minivan in high school