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I think it mimics the conference tournaments more so, with the back-to-backs, especially Maui and Atlantis, which go three straight days (I think they're the only two that still do that).

In the NCAA Tournament, you always have a day off in between.
The back-to-back days are immaterial, as I was more so referring to the (big) upsets that occur in these early season tournaments.
 
November Madness in college hoops with 3 days to go before December.

Big East has 5 teams with 2 or more losses.
The power 4 conferences:
ACC - 9 (Duke, UNC - both ranked)
Big 12 - 8 (Houston, Baylor, Arizona - all ranked)
Big 10 - 3 (Michigan State, Rutgers)
SEC - 2 (ranked Texas A&M, South Carolina)

* edited to reflect West Virginia and Minnesota joining 2 loss club today.
 
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November Madness in college hoops with 3 days to go before December.

Big East has 5 teams with 2 or more losses.
The power 4 conferences:
ACC - 9 (Duke, UNC - both ranked)
Big 12 - 8 (Houston, Baylor, Arizona - all ranked)
Big 10 - 3 (Michigan State, Rutgers)
SEC - 2 (ranked Texas A&M, South Carolina)

* edited to reflect West Virginia and Minnesota joining 2 loss club today.
 
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