Frank Haith said what I was already thinking.
Tulsa’s coach, in a recent interview with The Sporting News, suggested that a one-time expansion of the NCAA tournament might be in order if the 2020-21 season is truncated because of the coronavirus pandemic. Haith isn’t wrong, but his motive almost certainly involves the postseason prospects of the Tulsa Golden Hurricane and the American Athletic Conference.
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