# of 300+ NET teams on the schedules of last year's field (excluding minor conference champions):
5 - Texas Tech, Texas
4 - Baylor, UConn, Loyola-Chicago, Murray St, Iowa St
3 - Gonzaga, Arizona, TCU, Rutgers
2 - Kentucky, Duke, Purdue, Iowa, Illinois, LSU, Arkansas, VTech, Providence, Wisconsin, Colorado St, Michigan St, Davidson, Notre Dame, Wyoming, Seton Hall, Miami
1 - Houston, Tennessee, Auburn, Ohio St, San Francisco, Boise St, Indiana, USC, Creighton
0 - Kansas, Villanova, UCLA, UNC, St. Mary's, Michigan, San Diego St, Memphis, Alabama, Marquette
imo, it's fine to have 2 or 3 teams in that 300+ range if the rest of your OOC schedule is better... but we also had 2 more at 290+ (and we lost to one of the 300+ teams). If we hadn't lost to Lafayette, I really doubt we'd have been in the first four.
If we have 3 teams in the 300+ range again, but the rest of the OOC schedule is above the 225 line and we have a few Top 50-75 teams in there, as well, that would be a good balance to the B1G slate.