Weber State, Arizona looking for the right 16 vs. 1 answer

[Roy Burton]

SAN DIEGO -- They keep getting the same question, coming from opposite angles.

Weber State can't avoid hearing how a No. 16 seed has ever beaten a No. 1 team in NCAA Tournament history, so coach Randy Rahe's Wildcats don't even try.

"We don't hide from the fact, we don't run from the fact," Rahe said. "They've heard it from probably 100 people."

Arizona coach Sean Miller doesn't want to hear it, doesn't want to talk about it.

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[Born2BleedPurpleGuy]

This may or may not be the answer. There isn't a snowball's chance in hell that is 16 seed will ever beat a one seed. There isn't a snowball's chance in hell that any team wants to be the first one seed to be beat by a 16 seed. So, each team now has a snowball right? Let's both go through hell for a couple of hours and see whose snowball melts first.

Goooooo (purple) Wildcats!