(Image Source: CBS)   BY JAMAL ANDRESS   Selection Sunday has now come to a close and as always the love/hate relationship the country has with the NCAA selection committee is flaring up. There are tons of storylines but one of the most debated is one particular mid-major program. “Gonzaga, the number one seed in the West, has been a model of consistency for well over a decade.”  (via CBS Sports Network)     “Gonzaga looks like Notre Dame Football... they’re a really good team  but you’re gonna tell me they’re the best team in the country?”  (via CBS) Gonzaga’s bid leads a charge of mid-major programs making the 2013 tourney. The Mountain West Conference, which traditionally is not a major contender, has a record five teams playing this postseason while the SEC, a power conference, has only three. A writer with USA Today thinks it’s about time. “...The major conference teams with burst bubbles had countless opportunities to win their way into the tournament... they didn't win the big games when it mattered. Give the little guy a shot to do so.” Aside from Gonzaga the other three top seeds were the usual suspects — historically speaking. Louisville takes the overall number one seed followed by Kansas and Indiana. But just like reactions to Gonzaga’s bid, the other number one seeds are also proving to be points of contention. “You’ve got to finish the season. If you look at the end of the season, part of finishing the season is winning your conference tournament. Indiana didn’t, Miami did.” (via ESPN) A sports writer for The New York Times tweeted, “Miami first team to win ACC regular season and tournament crown and not be named a No. 1 seed. Rough” But for those who were upset about where their team fell, and wanted a little explanation — Selection Committee Chairman Mike Bobinski did an interview immediately after the bracket was announced. Bobinski said the committee was torn over Miami and if there was 5 spots Miami would most certainly hold a number one seed but they couldn’t take down the Zags in the final analysis. (via ACC Digital Network) Bobinski also had to explain The Middle Tennessee tournament berth, a team that had only one win against a top 100 team. Bobinski says their ability to win on the road is what got them over the hump. (via Sun Belt conference Youtube channel)   To get the rest of your questions answered be sure to click on the link to the full interview  in the transcript.    The unpredictability of “Selection Sunday” seemed to rip from the pages of the 2012-2013 season, considering the revolving door of teams that were ranked number one. But according to “First Take” host Skip Bayless , that means we are in for a great NCAA tourney. “The worst men's college basketball season I can remember is about to launch the greatest NCAA tournament yet, with buzzer-beating elation and deflation exploding all over your bracket next Thursday and Friday.”  That exploding is scheduled to start Tuesday March 19.