Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Yeah, but from what I saw, passes and execution left room for improvement.

When Ralph Sampson got those, they were where they needed to be. And at that point, there was nothing defenders were going to do about it.

I mean, when Jim Valvano doubled Ralph, he used 6-10 Cozell McQueen and 6-7 Lorenzo Charles (and yeah … what was Akeem’s excuse?). FDU didn’t have that size when they swarmed Edey. And still Purdue didn’t get it done.

 

Did the whiteboard keep knocking the ball out of his hands, too?

 

To be fair, Indiana's won a couple soccer titles this century.

 

There are no prerequisites to hating your rival.

It’s what makes those games great.

 

If Kent State had any touch around the rim, they’d be devastating. But that whole team is made of wrought iron and hands of stone.

 

Those poor glasses had a family!

 

Kellogg has not said anything interesting in decades.

 

Hermes gonna show this to the wife and speed run the Kama Sutra tonight.

 

FDU was the better team. They had better players at 4/5 of the positions.

Purdue was incredibly unathletic.

 

I can’t go from a post referencing the karma sutra to another talking about positions without snickering