Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Make stacks and stacks of cash.

 

I really don't see what any coach has to do with a team going stone cold. Marquette had many chances to get a headlock on Michigan St. (no great shakes itself in the marksmanship department) in the middle stretch of the second half and missed so many consecutive threes I lost count.

 

Michigan State 2 of 16 from 3

 

When a game becomes a taffy pull, Michigan State has traditionally been in its element. It wasn't a knock on them. Marquette had myriad chances to put the hammer down and couldn't do it. State got its chance and did.

 

South Dakota State has been a certifiable PITA in the women's bracket for years. Kudos to Kenny Brooks for a great first-half plan not letting the Jackrabbits go right consistently. Kudos to South Dakota State for not folding like a cheap tent given the massive halftime deficit.

Keep it going, Hokies.

 

Not one of Izzo’s best teams but he has good guards and a lot of experience
Can’t see them beating Kansas State or Tennessee but I didn’t think they’d beat Marquette so what do I know

 

I have never successfully predicted the round where Izzo exits the tournament. If I pick Sparty to make a run, choke city. If I write MSU off, it is beast mode time.

 

Is the FDU coach Tyrion Lannister or nah?

 

Cmon, Atlantic Owls. My son and I both went to P5s. FAU is all we got left.

 

There’s got to be a Knights of Columbus hed in there somewhere.

 

This game is fucking BONKERS.