Final 4 question for Mac, Wiser best caps

This was two straight games that played out virtually identical. I understand what I'm about to say may sound somewhat extreme. The place of play was at Lucas Oil stadium, a football stadium. One end was absolutely cavernous behind the goal compared to the opposite end. I realize both teams have the same amount of time per half to adjust to the depth perception difference. My understanding the higher seeded team is given the option as to which bench and end it defends prior to tipoff. In both games the team that shot at the basket with a much farther background found themselves quickly trailing and behind at half. That, forces halftime adjustments, can draw you out of your original game plan and force you to press in the 2nd half? Note: Neither loosing team was ever behind as much they were tonite the whole season.

Question: Under the circumstances, do I have a valid point whether there is a question of fairness or am I just a nutball?

Good point

that is very interesting, i thought about how diff it is to play in a football stadium but to pick up on that is very good, be interesting to see monday who shoots where early  

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i will say this  Illinois had a problem with layups not going in, i never seen so many balls just somehow roll around and not go in, i think they missed 6 that should have went in ,in just 1st half  thats 12 points ,, even the announcers were pointing it out 

Very astute observation and a valid one I think. This means for the championship game Michigan has the advantage then right?