Running 2023-24 NCAA Basketball Thread

He’s right though. Sycamores can bomb it from anywhere on the court. About time for the Valley to get an at large anyway.

 

Sounds like the perfect team for Rick Barnes to lose to in the first or second round.

 

Maybe Chris Beard shouldn’t be the one to wear a quarter-zip with Bobby Knight’s signature. Just sayin’

 

Only if there are alligators

 

The athletic director at UT Rio Grande Valley is intrigued.

 

Crazy.
Last year: 60-19 (.759)
2021-22: 55-20 (.733)

 

CSU led Wyoming 64-53 with 52 seconds to play.

Wyoming scores with :50 left, 64-55

CSU turnover, Wyoming scores with :39 left, 64-57

CSU missed free throw, Wyoming 3-pointer, 64-60, :25 left

CSU 1-2 on free throws, misses the second, 65-60, :10 left

CSU foul on 3-pt attempt with :04 left, Wyoming first two, misses third, gets OR and is fouled, :02 left, CSU up 65-62.

Wyoming makes first three throw (65-63), misses 2nd, gets OR when ball goes OB with :01 left

Wyoming scores on the in-bounds play at the buzzer- 65-65.

Wyoming then wins in OT. As Bill Walton said in Corvallis on Thursday when 18.5-point dog OSU shocked Arizona at the buzzer:

"That's why we play, that's why we watch, that's why we're alive. Because you never know what can happen."

 

Indiana did not make a 3 pointer yesterday in their loss at Illinois.

First time in 14 years they haven't had a three in a game.

 

When Vanderbilt had its streak broken a couple of years ago (which will forever be the coaching legacy of Jerry Stackhouse) Princeton and UNLV were the last schools left to make a 3 in every game since the rule came in. Don’t know if they are still alive.

 

Well, it's only a half day run to the Alabama coast...