Running 2023-24 NCAA Basketball Thread

They probably save a ton of money having it at UNLV.

 

You don't know about Brown?

 

Looking forward to a week of people at offices across America asking about Doo-KWEZ-nee.

 

Hot damn, glad VCU lost. I have a Duquesne tee-shirt from a SJ.com Secret Santa exchange about 10 years ago. Good for the Dukes.

 

Doo-cane, baby. Every yinzer knows a Duquesne graduate. This team has been awful for most of the last four decades so this is awesome for them and glad some of the long suffering ones were here to see it. Capel now needs to stop being a bitch and Shart scheduling them again.

 

Florida's big man, Micah Handlogten suffers a broken leg early in the first half. Changed the game. Also, changes the Gators' outlook for the tournament. Upset alert for whichever team they play.

 

Alma mater of one Norm Nixon.

 

That would be a shitty thing to do.

 

If some Big East student section hasn’t already come up with Shaka Shart then shame on them.

 

Interesting question: Does the committee downgrade their seed? Or is that too much trouble since they seem intent on finishing such things on Saturday night?

 

Quite the coaching matchup in the American. Andy Kennedy for UAB looks like a PSA for anorexia awareness in men. And Tenple’s Adam Fisher looks like the wacky neighbor in a CBS sitcom.

 

Twenty more minutes.

Don't get the wrong idea about this UAB team, they don't shoot threes that well. I look for them to pound it inside in the second.