Ivy League absolutely must rework the rotating final system. Can't have the 1 seed playing @ the 2 seed unless it's at the Palestra full-time.
In fact, just make it at the Palestra full time.
That isn't great for the #1 seed but at least it is rotating. Back 25 years ago the gap between the power 6 and the next best conferences wasn't quite as big as it now but the worst leagues were still pretty awful because the gap between them and the best non-power conferences was bigger than today. ESPN would run conference championships constantly every evening during championship week. Now some of them, even on weeknights, get put on ESPN2 and ESPNU to show the early rounds of huge power tournaments. But these "low-major" championships were always on home courts where one school more or less purchased home field. It used to make me sick watching a 28-4 #1 seed with absolutely no hope of at at-large bid but with a real capability of a first round NCAA upset playing at an 17-15 #3 seed, who had also played their first two games at home, and fighting for their life in front of a crazy crowd full of at lot of students from the #3 seed who were playing attention to basketball for the first time all season. Rotation or giving hone court to the #1 seed are far better than buying it. I'd definitely rather see a central neutral court, and secondly #1 seed home court than rotation. But anything is better than one school having every year by outbidding everyone.
The A10 used to have its tournament at the Palestra before the Ivy had a tournament they moved the A10 into the Sixers home arena.