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Hey there, it's Gary Perish. It's Monday, March 7, 2022. Welcome back to the CBS Sports

Eye on College Basketball Podcast, where we sometimes discuss, gamified in Do-Do-Birds

and Leaky Black Matt Norlander is here with me. And before the power conference tournaments

get started, we are doing short episodes on the top six. Top six, of course, being the

ACC tournament, Big Ten tournament, Big 12 tournament, Big E's tournament, Pac 12 tournament,

and the SEC tournament. Go find them wherever you find stuff. This episode on the Big Ten

tournament starts on Wednesday in Indianapolis, Illinois and Wisconsin. Our co-pictant champs,

and thus the top two seats, Illinois is the one seat. Wisconsin is the two seat. That means

the Align Eye and Badgers won't play until Friday's quarter final. Same goes for the other

two top four seats. That's three seat Purdue four-seed Rutgers. How wide would have a

season as Rutgers had? The Scarlet Knights are the number four seat in the Big Ten tournament,

but still very much on the bubble. Jerry Palm has them right now as a 12 seat playing

in the first four. And that's why I think this is my favorite of all of the conference

tournaments. Three legit bubble teams in play. Rutgers, Michigan, and Indiana. And Michigan

and Indiana actually play each other in the second round on Thursday. So let's start there.

Is that an elimination game for both teams on Thursday, Deadleg? Can Indiana or Michigan

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