Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Rutgers
He’s a Jersey boy

 

We don't need to reward even more teams who failed.

 

Clark Kellogg:
"Texas Frog Horns"

 

Saw Des Moines as a first-round host city and was puzzled, since I can't remember them being in the rotation before and didn't think they'd have an arena big enough.
Apparently they have a modern 17,000-seat building. Who knew?

 

I think they built it to try and get the Islanders in the late '90s. (Not true but Iowa Islanders is amusing)

 

He's always been insufferable and pompous. Textbook born on third base and thinks he legged out a triple.

 

Clearly the chemistry issues are very real if they don't even want to take a crack at the NIT. It's kind of a thing that Carolina has never won a post-season NIT, largely because they haven't had a lot of opportunities.

 

Actually, the Heels did win it way back in 1971.

 

you would think playing in the nit would help address that third paragraph but whatever

 

Didn't Georgia Tech decline an NIT bid some time in the recent past?

 

You're right. I denounce myself. I should've checked. I remember people in Chapel Hill being strangely excited when they made the run to the 2010 NIT final and lost. In my addled memory it was because they never had won, but I guess it was just because it had been so long.