Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Meanwhile, they're mourning in the streets of Bristol.

 

Good for his bank account to get out of the Golf Industrial Complex.

 

Feeling good about FAU. Typical high-turnover first half and they’re up 4. Settling for too many threes and they didn’t blow a home in K-State’s foul trouble early. Encouraged.

 

That’s totally true. It’s a weird place for a college student. That being said, my daughter clears about $44/hour waiting tables downtown there and she goes surfing on the weekends before work. Not a bad life.

 

If you were trying to sabotage women’s basketball, you’d be hard pressed to do more than have a chalk Sweet 16 regional of Va Tech, UConn, Ohio State and Tennessee shipped to Seattle.

 

QUIT SHOWING AND MIC'ING UP THE FAMILY.

Ja Morant flashbacks

 

First time they've missed the Elite 8 since 2005, as well.
Geno sucks, but you've got to give credit where it's due. That is a remarkable streak.

 

Just win the game, Nowell.

 

FAU is interesting. They're an underdog (outside Power 5) regional finalist with ≥ 30 regular-season wins.
UMass, UNLV, Gonzaga, Memphis are the only other to ft that description in the ≥ 64-team era.

 

I'm a small school guy. I've seen worse than FAU getting left out.

If there was an ounce of fairness they'd have gotten in as an at-large, yes. They deserved to be in.

 

Agreed. Where I have a problem is the WWL's deification of UConn = CBS/WWL deification of Duke. Nice to see some new faces in there.