Aztecs notebook: Their overall rank in the field, an injury update, scouting the Cougars and San Diego State's connection to Charlesteon coach Pat Kelsey
CBS was just minutes into its Selection Show on Sunday afternoon, and analyst Clark Kellogg was already picking an upset.
It’s not just Kellogg and Davis. Charleston is quickly becoming a fashionable upset pick on brackets everywhere but in the southwest corner of the country, despite the Aztecs opening as a 5.5-point favorite with oddsmakers. Compare that to No. 13s, which win at only a 20.9 percent clip. No. 10 and 11 seeds win more than 12s do, but not appreciably more. Both are under 40 percent.
“That’s why no one has ever come through with a perfect bracket. At some level, you’re guessing. I’ve never been bold enough to even think about filling one out.”That means it is the best of the 5 seeds and one spot from being a 4. And with a 4 seed comes geographic protection, meaning the Aztecs would have been headed to Sacramento for the opening weekend.
“When I came down, my finger jammed into the floor,” Butler said. “It’s badly sprained, but I’m going to push through it. I was trying to keep my mind off it during the game. I couldn’t really shoot much, but I was trying to get into the paint and make plays.
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