Go Baylor!

[Cardinal2001]

Our game looks more impressive, with each team that loses to Kentucky.

They are a great team. Our team was good, too.

 

[CyBer]

If baylor is going to lose I hope it's by more than 30 haha.

 

[SplitIdentity]

Hello hawkeye nice to see you again.

Simmer there slick. I hate kentucky as much as anybody else. But theyre good, and wishing to play them again is like wishing for somebody to pull your brains out through your nose.

 

[CyBer]

Simmer there slick. I hate kentucky as much as anybody else. But theyre good, and wishing to play them again is like wishing for somebody to pull your brains out through your nose.

Any given day.

 

[CyBer]

**** acy.

 

[awd4cy]

Any given day.

Thats not so true when you are talking about Kentucky.

 

[ISUAgronomist]

So...does UK hit 100 today too?

 

[CyBer]

Thats not so true when you are talking about Kentucky.

They are not undefeated.

 

[CyBer]

So...does UK hit 100 today too?

Hope so, I'm now rooting for them to kill baylor to make our loss look better.

 

[VikesFan22]

Hope so, I'm now rooting for them to kill baylor to make our loss look better.

Our loss to UK doesn't look bad. They're clearly a dominating team and they shot lights out against us.

 

[SpRiNgLiMe]

Yeah - that's called "The Final Four".

False. Final Four venues are determined years in advance.

Edit: and someone CAN play on their home court at that point

 

[alarson]

Our game looks more impressive, with each team that loses to Kentucky.

They are a great team. Our team was good, too.

Yep. There are 1 seeds this year and there is Kentucky. Not even close.

 

[norseclone]

Relevant (though admittedly with an unfortunate picture):
Kentucky Going To Stick With Strategy Of Having Far-And-Away Better Athletes At Every Position | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

 

[CycloneErik]

Just tuned in. Is it safe to sum it up this way?
1) Baylor is soft
2) Kentucky is ruthless.
3) Ballgame.

 

[acgclone]

Kentucky wins 19 out of 20 home games versus us. That's essentially where we played them.

If the game is in Omaha, they still probably beat us 8 out of 10. They have 3-4 NBA guys, and we had Royce.

 

[awd4cy]

They are not undefeated.

True, I guess any given day means there is about a 5.7% chance since they are 35-2.

 

[gocubs2118]

Kentucky wins 19 out of 20 home games versus us. That's essentially where we played them.

If the game is in Omaha, they still probably beat us 8 out of 10. They have 3-4 NBA guys, and we had Royce.

They'd probably beat us 9 out of 10 times, if not all 10. Home court advantage only does so much when you're playing a team like Kentucky. Plus, lets not pretend that Lexington is 2000 miles away from Omaha.

 

[VikesFan22]

Kentucky wins 19 out of 20 home games versus us. That's essentially where we played them.

If the game is in Omaha, they still probably beat us 8 out of 10. They have 3-4 NBA guys, and we had Royce.

Had. :cry:

 

[azepp]

So all of you complaining about home court advantage (even though they're playing in Atlanta)... How do you feel about the NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL playoffs? Do you think those should all be neutral site events as well?

 

[alarson]

So all of you complaining about home court advantage (even though they're playing in Atlanta)... How do you feel about the NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL playoffs? Do you think those should all be neutral site events as well?

Not to start this argument up in this thread again (i'd kind of dropped it) but i think part of what makes the NCAA tournament above and beyond all those mentioned is that most of the matchups are at neutral sites. (also why i'd hate to see home-site playoff games for CFB)