The National Invitation Tournament is a postseason college basketball event in the U.S., first held in 1938. It invites teams that narrowly missed the NCAA Tournament, offering them a chance to compete for a championship. Players gain extra experience, fans enjoy more games, and smaller programs earn national exposure.
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