I don’t get all the fuss over the regular season. We win the Big 12 tourney and that means more IMO....
You don't want a higher NCAA seed?
I don’t get all the fuss over the regular season. We win the Big 12 tourney and that means more IMO....
If the environment for Iowa State at K-State is as impressive as that, our guys will struggle. Not looking forward to seeing the crew play in Manhattan.
They’ve won 7 of their last 8, and 6 in a row without Clark. I think they are above average.
Did you watch the Texas Tech game?
Or the Ole Miss game?
How is the regular season title relevant in the grand scheme of things?The only thing the conference tournaments matter for are small and mid-major conferences that depend on it for an ncaa tourney bid or bad major conference teams trying to desperately play in to the ncaa tourney. It’s nothing but an ncaa money grab. Still fun, but irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
There is so much stupid in this thread, but hands down you take the cake.
How is the regular season title relevant in the grand scheme of things?
Outside of stopping the KU streak, it’s also a footnote to what you do in the tournament:
It's not a footnote when recruiting...or in the trophy case...or in the rafters...or to fans...or to former players...or to current players...or to the rest of the B12...or to knowledgeable people.How is the regular season title relevant in the grand scheme of things?
Outside of stopping the KU streak, it’s also a footnote to what you do in the tournament:
Again, KU has lost plenty of games at home the past two seasons. They were 7-2 at home last year in conference play.Anytime Kansas losses a game its good for the rest of the league, because they will win out at home. That is the strength of Kansas, in a league with a round robin schedule, the team with the best talent is going to win it most years.
KU just does not lose games at home, I think Self has lost less than 1 home conference game a year since he has been the coach at KU each season. Go 8-1 to 9-0 at home, 5-4 or 6-3 on the road, you are conference champs. They have done it that way for 14 straight years.
That is rare though. Most years they don’t.Again, KU has lost plenty of games at home the past two seasons. They were 7-2 at home last year in conference play.
The West Virginia Fall Out...just foul a little less than WV and you are good to go.Man,that was one ugly game. Between poor play at times by both teams and bad refs it was hard to watch.
After watching some of these games lately I have to wonder... what happened to Freedom of Movement? Teams like KSU and Texas etc are getting away with a ton of grabbing, holding and physical play.
I don’t get all the fuss over the regular season. We win the Big 12 tourney and that means more IMO....
Because it's a bigger accomplishment to come out on top in a 16-game 2 month slog vs. getting hot in a 3 day single elimination tournament.
And KU has placed more emphasis on it for the rest of the Big 12. If we are the ones to end the streak, we will get a LOT of national publicity.
No, the regular season conference champion is what everyone acknowledges as the regular season conference champion. Which is also an irrelevant footnote not even a week later, same with the conference tournament.Because regular season championships are what everyone acknowledges is the true conference champion. That helps with things such as fan enthusiasm, recruiting and media coverage the following season.
Because it's a bigger accomplishment to come out on top in a 16-game 2 month slog vs. getting hot in a 3 day single elimination tournament.
And KU has placed more emphasis on it for the rest of the Big 12. If we are the ones to end the streak, we will get a LOT of national publicity.
Again, KU has lost plenty of games at home the past two seasons. They were 7-2 at home last year in conference play.
Kansas State will definitely lose a game or two they aren't supposed to. Or, simply lose in Lawrence, home vs Iowa State or Baylor. They've lost to some bad teams this year. I think that, while they're really good, they are not immune to a poor performance by any stretch of the imagination.