2012-13 College Basketball Running Cordial Discussion

Or Kent Benson...

I just don't think he will ever score 1,000 points in a single NBA season.

 

Then why did you compare him to Kent Benson?

 

Back to Mike Davis for a second ...

Was Davis' first year at Texas Southern. They started 1-13 but won 16 of their final 17 to claim SWAC title.

But sanctions from previous regime has the program on probation so no tourney this season.

http://blog.chron.com/areacolleges/2013/03/tsu-mens-basketball-ends-season-in-style/

 

Is he a gym rat?

 

He gets the most out of his ability.

He's very coachable.

 

It is quite possible that the four number one seeds with have 20 or more losses between them on Selection Sunday. That would seem to me to be likely to be a record high number, but I'm too busy to check right now.

 

Because he only did it once and was a white center from IU who was drafted very, very high in the first round.

 

You not bothering to have your facts straight?

The hell you say!

Sports jockeys probably don't get to spout this particular brand of moralism.

 

Sorry bub, not my school.

 

Now that I'm off work and my time is my own Norrin you ass, I have studied my own question. Since the entire field seeding began in 1980, there has never been a case where all four number one seeds had five or more losses. However, in 2000, the four number ones did have a combined 20 losses. Arizona had six, Duke four, Michigan State seven and Stanford three.

 

But Gonzaga's almost certainly not losing again, so they'll have a 1-seed with two losses. That leaves 18 for the other three top seeds to divy up. Duke and Kansas could easily win out and stay at four losses each. Good chance the last 1-seed has 5-6 losses, unless a handful of teams on the top line lose and the last spot goes to New Mexico.

 

#Geenius