Yea Chattanooga-Illini is intense
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2022 NCAA Tournament Thread
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Yea Chattanooga-Illini is intense
Come on Mocs, make a damm shot!
Son of a bitch!
Yes some questionable calls indeed but Chattanooga got a good look on that last shot
ahoelsken
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There were some headscratchers in that game.....but Providence-South Dakota State has been the worst officiated game of the first round to this point. Hate to say that because one of my assignors (David Hall) worked it.
Mocs couldn't make a shot down the stretch
ahoelsken
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6 players on the floor? JFC LSU. I've seen Hinkley's girls do that.
Nickelberry being new isn't an excuse either-he's been a head coach for 12 years. I see a team that's not very well coached, and that's before we talk about the scandal. If I'm Scott Woodward, I'm making Tony Bennett and Jamie Dixon both tell me no. High character guys who have built programs in power leagues. That's what LSU needs right now IMO.
Nickelberry being new isn't an excuse either-he's been a head coach for 12 years. I see a team that's not very well coached, and that's before we talk about the scandal. If I'm Scott Woodward, I'm making Tony Bennett and Jamie Dixon both tell me no. High character guys who have built programs in power leagues. That's what LSU needs right now IMO.
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Big 12 moves to 5-0 in the first round with TCU still to play
I picked Davidson to win. Been great all year & the metrics wouldn't consider it an upset.
Formerly_Medford
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Wtf was Colgate doing the last 12 minutes of that game? Totally abandon what got you there...
Chucking up 3s?
Formerly_Medford
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Yes...that's what they're good at.
Formerly_Medford
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If that happens, it would be a huge choke job by Zona. Far, FAR more talented and better team.
jumped ship
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hard to defend ourselves after losing to the Bonnies but watching that ISU/LSU game made me really sad that CU wasn’t in the tourney…some not great teams made it in this year
That game was hard to watch. Isu has the anti offense and LSU was one guy.
USC can bite my a$$. Doubled down on Houston and ISU which saved the day.
CSU, Marquette, LSU, ISU, UAB, Seton Hall, UConn all could've been swapped out with NIT teams who would've been better. All built up good records against garbage opponents or stacked a schedule with loses agains top tier teams early in the season. The formula is flawed.
Yup, it's easy to make a case for or against the last half dozen or so teams that got in, as well as for or against the those last few who got left out.
In hindsight, I really think St. Bonaventure could have made some noise. They were hard nosed, experienced and had good guards.
They were preseason top 25. Basically predicted to be a 6- 7-seed and never found consistency.
Go UNC! You can make my East bracket look decent plus take out bailer as a bonus!