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2021 NCAA Tourney 1st round game thread- #5 seed Men's bball scheduled to face #12 seed Georgetown (Sat., 3/20, 10:15 AM MT, CBS)
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If tomorrow's schedule is any indication then our chances of having an evening game on Monday are good. There's only 2 afternoon games tomorrow, one at 12:10 and one at 2:40 Eastern and those are both 1-8 matchups. The other 6 games start at 5:15 Eastern or later.
Tad said, after the game, that in the past not scoring would get into his head. Now he’s fine with taking what they give him. He’s really matured.
Avery Johnson talking about Jabari in the Oklahoma Missouri game.
Lots of people had no idea who we were. Blowing out a big name Big East team (even if they aren't a great team) has solved that.
We won't sneak up on anyone the rest of this tournament.
Lots of people had no idea who we were. Blowing out a big name Big East team (even if they aren't a great team) has solved that.
We won't sneak up on anyone the rest of this tournament.
Ringer
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Interesting and accurate post from a USC fan site regarding the Colorado-Georgetown game, written prior to the game.
trojanswire.usatoday.com
Colorado-Georgetown is Pac-12's biggest NCAA Tournament game
No pressure, Colorado Buffaloes. You simply hold the fate and national perception of Pac-12 basketball in your hands. Okay, maybe that’s a little over the top… but the point stands: Col…
trojanswire.usatoday.com
Really enjoying tonight's victory whiskey
So cool
Good thing we smoked the **** out of them.Interesting and accurate post from a USC fan site regarding the Colorado-Georgetown game, written prior to the game.
Colorado-Georgetown is Pac-12's biggest NCAA Tournament game
No pressure, Colorado Buffaloes. You simply hold the fate and national perception of Pac-12 basketball in your hands. Okay, maybe that’s a little over the top… but the point stands: Col…
Same but plural.
Also plural now.
Well, if the writer’s primary hope was for the Pac to gain respect, mission accomplished. Everything after this weekend is gravy.Interesting and accurate post from a USC fan site regarding the Colorado-Georgetown game, written prior to the game.
Colorado-Georgetown is Pac-12's biggest NCAA Tournament game
No pressure, Colorado Buffaloes. You simply hold the fate and national perception of Pac-12 basketball in your hands. Okay, maybe that’s a little over the top… but the point stands: Col…
So I think I have the payout thing figured out. Sort of. Each team earns a unit for each level they get to. So, for making the field, the Pac earned 5 units. And if UCLA wins, we earn another 5, or 10 units total. I surmise asked on an earlier post that the Pac earned $11,000,000 for getting 5 teams in, so a unit is worth $2.2 million.
So if UCLA wins our 10 units will be worth $22 million. That is divided equally among all 12 schools and is paid over 6 years. So far that equates to $22,000,000 / 12 / 6 = $305,555.56 per year for the next 6 years.
So if UCLA wins our 10 units will be worth $22 million. That is divided equally among all 12 schools and is paid over 6 years. So far that equates to $22,000,000 / 12 / 6 = $305,555.56 per year for the next 6 years.
Yeah. They doubled him leaving someone unguarded. Thus 13 assists.
What doesn't show in the statistics is that Kin controlled the pace of the game. As much as they tried to pressure him he kept the game going at the speed Colorado wanted, not the Hoyas.
For sure. They forced Kin to pass... but went too far in that direction. We've had of games from 3, sure, but they let us have shootaround for a half. I'm convinced Ewing only watched the last 5 games on tape or something. We've been cold from 3 a bit (outside of Horne, Jeriah) and they were ignoring the 3 point line to sag 3-5 guys onto Kin.
That would be such a shame if our cash strapped AD had to pay Tad that bonus. A shame I tell you.
The number of times Colorado has shot 60%+ from three on 25+ attempts is minimal. Despite their best efforts he got the job done. He just outplayed them.
The Tad Boyle March Madness Bonus, sponsored by Denver area Subaru
Your response is a repeat of your point, not a response to mine. Kin did outplay them.
