Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Not only are San Diego State and Florida Atlantic in the Final Four, one of them is guaranteed to play for the national championship. That's kinda awesome. They're fighting for all the directional schools everywhere.

 

Great thought. The defectors’ former league isn’t giving them retroactive cash. And their work won’t be credited to the new league. A slightly tangential question is how soon the AAC will give them a full share of whatever the league is slated to get.

 

Timme will be on a roster. My point is, why make like 200,000 barely getting off a bench when you can make five times that and be BMOC for another year

 

Minimum salary in the NBA is over a million per

 

That's why I wanted UCLA and USC to win as many tournament games as possible this year and next year.

And when Enfield gets USC on probation again, it will be the Big Ten's problem.

 

What’s the standard $ for two-way contract folks? I guess it depends on how much time you spend in the real league.

 

double bump

 

So we have a 4, two 5s and a 9

 

I’m not saying I’m old but I remember Dickie V on ESPN talking about this great new young coach at Bowling Green

 

But second round picks and undrafted free agents aren’t guaranteed for any amount of years. They could literally give him one year one million at that’s it

 

In the bracket pool at work there were 60 entries. There was exactly one entry that picked a champ that is still alive in the tournament.