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As Usual, The West Is The Weakest Region Of The NCAA Tournament
There are fewer colleges in the western part of the United States, which means there are fewer college basketball teams, fewer good college basketball teams, and an easier road to the Final Four if you're one of the programs situated in the region's bracket.
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