The NCAA Tournament selection committee proved on Sunday night that they have no idea what they're doing. Or maybe they do, and perhaps they're just not acting

North Carolina was very much on the NCAA tournament bubble last week and projected by many to miss the field when it fell short of the ACC championship game in a heartbreaking semifinal loss to Duke.

Jon Rothstein wasn't happy with the committees decision of North Carolina making the tournament over Indiana and West Virginia.

"National Corrupt Athletic Association," was what Gov. Pat Morrisey's lectern read at a press conference on Monday, replacing the state seal of West Virginia.

West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey has decided to step in after the West Virginia Mountaineers were snubbed from the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.

Standing in front of a wooden dais with a teal blue sign attached to the front with the acronym "NCAA" -- in this case standing for "National Corrupt Athletic Association" -- West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey and Attorney General JB McCuskey announced at a joint press conference Monday they will launch an investigation into the NCAA Tournament selection committee after the Mountaineers were snubbed from the 68-team field on Sunday.