Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Finally caught with all of yesterday's non-upset games.

Penn State hits a lot of 3 - that can beat Texas.

Kansas got a 8 seed in Arkansas that's way more talented than a 8.

 

Can Josh Heupel coach basketball? This shit's unwatchable.

 

Arizona is the most disappointing best of the majors major.

 

UVA is more infuriating. They teased the fan base with a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP and then stepped on a rake all other years. That’s art.

 

UVA is . . . Aaron Rodgers?

 

Seems like much of Richmond is taking today as a holiday. Going to have to hit my bar early for a seat for VCU-St. Mary's at 2. Interestingly enough, this is the first time VCU will be playing a repeat opponent in its NCAA history. Gaels beat the Rams 85-77 in 2017 in a 7-10 matchup. Last time VCU was a 12 it beat Wichita State in 2012. Last time VCU was a 5, it lost to Stephen F. Austin in 2014.

 

The thing I remember about Clark Kellogg as a player
He didn’t bounce the ball at the free throw line
He tossed it in the air

 

I was in Richmond in April of 2019 when UVa was in the Final Four, the year it finally won the championship. There were tons of houses in the West End with UVa flags flying. They probably all got taken down by 4 p.m. yesterday afternoon.

Furman and Princeton have revived my interest in this tournament. Hard to ever cheer for VCU, but the A-10 needs units.

 

cOnFeReNcE oF cHaMpIoNs

Bill Walton is gonna have to stream their games on Tubi.

 

UCLA will be a much-tougher out.

 

Mmmmmmm. The delightful Jamie Erdahl.

 

Pretty sure CP 3-6 weeks sprained a knee in the filming of that idiotic commercial.