At halftime. Seth Davis is talking about grambling v Purdue…..man they are a little more dangerous than FDU…let’s see what they can do…I’m just sayin’….jay wright….it is a tough matchup for them (Purdue), but they spent their non-conference schedule preparing for this by playing teams like grambling because they know they’ll play them in a 1-16 game. Puke!! We beat them by 55. Guess we get punished playing these teams but others it’s like preparing for the tourney.
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CycloneErik
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Grambling might not have been in PIG if they hadn't had to play #4 team in Hilton.
One does not simply walk into a Big 12 venue, it is folly.
I think their largest win vs the tournament field would be a 13 point win @ NC State
Boise is making far more hustle plays but Colorado just better hitting shots keeping it close.
I expect Colorado to be like they used to be when they rejoin next year. Easy to beat at Hilton but we'll lose out in the altitude and weird empty gym on the road.
I expect Colorado to be like they used to be when they rejoin next year. Easy to beat at Hilton but we'll lose out in the altitude and weird empty gym on the road.
Edgerrin James' nickname was "Edge". His son's name is Jizzle. I guess the jizzle comes after the edge? Now his name makes sense.
Also learning that they're one of, if not the only, team with a worse NCAA history than Nebraska.
He’s at almost every game and they usually show him in the stands.
Eastern Kentucky is 0-8. Only them and Boise State have a worse record than Nebraska.
I want Boise State to win. That way after Nebraska loses, they will be 0-8 and tied for worst tournament record all time.
Weirdly I am kinda sorta hoping the Mountain West does well overall this year. Not beating Big 12 teams, obvioiusly.
I only watched our game against them, I do listen to some of their games on Varsity. Surprised I missed it.
He could be a good player for a long time in B12.
It is kind of crazy that their top half was just objectively stronger than the Pac.
Reminds me of the MWC football in the early 00s where it was clearly better at the top than at least two "BCS" conferences. A lot of population growth in some of those areas, only makes sense.
