Stilll a long way to go before we get respect

[L Buff]

It's understandable given the past few years ... but for some reason the tilt of this article still ticks me off a little.

Although he does give the Buffs some props at the beginning.

The Big 12 is up 4-0 on the Pac-10 in the Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series and there is potential for a 1984 Reagan/Mondale-like landslide here.

USC has already taken two of the losses for the league, one by two points at home to Nebraska, the other by 19 in a more excusable loss to Texas. Baylor and Texas Tech pulled off the surprise wins Thursday with the Bears winning by three at Arizona State and the Red Raiders stunning No. 10 Washington in overtime in Lubbock.

So where do the Pac-10's hopes lie in avoiding a 12-0 sweep?

On Friday night, Oregon State hosts Colorado. The Buffaloes have been playing well by putting five scorers on the floor. The Beavers found themselves defensively in a road win at George Washington after an embarrassing home loss to Sacramento State last week. If seeds hold in this game, the Beavers should hold serve here and win the first game for the Pac-10. If OSU has any visions of getting back in the mix for a possible NCAA berth, it has to beat Colorado. The pressure is on the Beavers to win Friday.

 

[BehindEnemyLines]

Who wrote this shiat?

 

[Buffnik]

Who wrote this shiat?

I tried something crazy and followed the link in his post. :smile2:

It was Andy Katz in his national ESPN blog.

 

[L Buff]

I tried something crazy and followed the link in his post. :smile2:

It was Andy Katz in his national ESPN blog.

You obviously has teh skillz in the interwebs. :smile2:

 

[sackman]

Technically, CU already lost to Arizona. So the Pac 10 has one on us, even if it wasn't an "official" Pac 10-Big 12 matchup.