11-14-2014, 11:43 PM
BC--
Nope. The NCAA INSISTS on calling the play-in games the first round of the NCAA tourney. The round of 64 is officially the second round. So if you are an automatic qualifier, as Wofford was by virtue of winning the Southern Conference tourney, and you aren't seeded into a play-in game, you can proudly claim to be a second-round team, no matter the outcome of your game.
VG
Nope. The NCAA INSISTS on calling the play-in games the first round of the NCAA tourney. The round of 64 is officially the second round. So if you are an automatic qualifier, as Wofford was by virtue of winning the Southern Conference tourney, and you aren't seeded into a play-in game, you can proudly claim to be a second-round team, no matter the outcome of your game.
VG