Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

It was actually Utah Valley, which is even worse.

 

This new rule allowing for a Class B technical foul if a player is judged to be flopping? It's a disaster just waiting to happen. There's no way officials should have to judge on the run if it's an honest effort to draw a charge, or a deliberate flop.

I just know this is going to decide a few games and people are going to scream bloody murder.

 

I’m watching VCU-Pitt and I hate myself for it. Two things.

1) Pitt has twins from the Canary Islands

2) Pitt has a dude named Federiko Federiko from Finland.

 

God bless you and the three other people willing to watch that game.

 

Federiko Federiko’s gonna go get the papers, get the papers.

 

Will he play against Bol Bol this season?

 

And none of them can play, I imagine.
Remember a decade ago when the ACC thought it was upgrading by taking Syracuse and Pitt? And then when it thought it had a good deal by replacing departed Maryland with University-6?
I'm going to revise my prediction: Capel doesn't make it to New Year's Day.

 

Hey, at least you don't have to worry about the Mitchell twins this year, unless you have Arkansas on the schedule.

 

I'm an adjunct VCU fan because a bunch of my friends either work there or went to school there, so I have some rooting interest. I also like that Tech and VCU never seem to play each other so I can root for both.

 

40 years ago I covered a Washington State-Tennessee game, and the Cougars' quarterback was named Samoa Samoa.

 

Central Arkansas is playing Niagara in ... Dublin? How strange.

 

Yes, in the annual Onion Christmas Classic in Walla Walla.