2024-25 College Basketball Thread

Upon review, I think he committed two lane violations in one shot. Stepped in. Stepped out. And stepped sideways. All before the shot was released.

 

Carolina is getting in. Remember who the committee chair is. Also consider the options.

 

This feels like one of those times they let the news guys cover sports.
Does he not know that Chris Beard has coached in a national championship game not that long ago?

 

Yeah, I'm sure that's what they were thinking.

 

The free throw motion was really weird and funky. Although they've played together the whole year.

 

Somehow, Cory Alexander seems to be on a college or NBA game somewhere on an ESPN network nightly, so clearly, he works hard ... but my nuanced opinion of his on-air work is that he sucks.

 

Hey, Katy Ledecky wrapped up the "Legend of the ACC" award at the last Olympics.

 

You are correct, sir.
He's the most egregious homer in the history of homers. And I say this as a fellow UVa alum.
He also talks too much.

 

Princeton-Yale at 8 a.m. (PDT) Saturday for all the ivy. Yale made the round of 32 last season.

 

Oops

 

Boise just beat New Mexico in the MWC semis. Lobos are 26-7 with OOC wins over UCLA and VCU and conference wins over USU (2), Boise and CSU. Gonna be hard to keep them out.

USU is 26-6 and has beaten St. Mary's, Boise, North Texas, Iowa, and CSU. Pretty solid resume too.

 

This wont happen, b/c most ADs are idiots and just want to win the press conference, but the Woodson/Davis/Autry/Howard/etc failures should stop schools from hiring former great players. They are almost always terrible fucking coaches. Shaheen Holloway is an exception but Seton Hall is a MAAC school disguised a Big East program so he'll probably get run from there too.