Oklahoma is 100% in. I don’t think they should be. But they are. Unc is out. Texas is probably right at the literal line.
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Agree
Texas is probably the last team in right now. Any bid stealer today and tomorrow would send Rodney Terry packing
Root hard against Memphis, and for Colorado State. American might be the final hope for bumping UT. MWC could get the last at-large, but I'm not banking on it.
UNC's non-con schedule was hefty, no doubt, but (1) ACC is weak overall (2) NC has beaten only one team that will make the tournament field.
I wonder if Devries has already stepped out the door mentally. WVU has offered him an extension with a sizable raise, but he hasn't signed it. The loss to Colorado smacks of disinterest, especially turning the ball over on 7 straight possessions.
At 1 point this season I dreaded him leaving, but after some horrific losses, I'm quite certain he can be replaced.
At 1 point this season I dreaded him leaving, but after some horrific losses, I'm quite certain he can be replaced.
Absolutely. Of course we'd have to win our way there, but Duke with a compromised Flagg doesn't scare me in the least, and I think Tennessee would be one hell of a game - one that (assuming we get healthy enough) we can win.
I still don't know how good of a coach he is. He did get good players at Drake, but his best was his kid who was a 4 star so of course he was going to do well at that level.
Come on, now - we already know Lunardi's and Palm's brackets are the kind you read on the toilet and then repurpose when you're finished.
I think WVU has a solid AD and department. I don't think he even gets hired there if there's a chance he leaves after a year. Iowa fans think a lot of coaches view Iowa City as their dream job, but it isn't really the case.
Holy crap - that was some insane "never give up" defense by the MSU player on the fast break when everyone else was frozen because they thought it went out of bounds.
EDIT - it was actually goaltending, though - the layup had already hit the backboard
EDIT - it was actually goaltending, though - the layup had already hit the backboard
He looked like Tayshaun Prince chasing down Reggie Miller
Just listening to Heinrichs on a recent podcast and reading between the lines, he is down on Hawkeye fans (he always is) and the Hawkeye NIL is not in a position to compete in the Big 10 in most of their sports. Why would a coach want to go into that unless they got a ton of salary and a huge buyout?
Honestly, someone like Chris Mack would be a great replacement.
Mouthful from Steve Alford but he is pretty much spot on. Didn't know where to post this but since it's current I thought maybe here.
Lol, "Watch the replay. I didn't even touch him." Replay confirms he obviously touched and fouled him.
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