entirely about the impact to JMU. However, the fairness, at least as I see it, was in the context of putting all four teams at their highest competitive levels and creating the probability that the two who actually advance to the finals start on an even, or as close to even, footing as possible.

JMU will get the benefit of a rested Alexander, however, yet to be determined is how that left foot may be after overnight. Either way, none of the 4 teams, at least in my opinion, have a strong complaint that they have been unreasonably damaged. If Oklahoma is as good as their seeding the additional break to JMU will not change the outcome IMO, although it might make the game more competitive.
[Post edited by 2hhoop3 at 06/07/2021 06:34AM]