Running 2023-24 NCAA Basketball Thread

Halftime of my game so I flipped over to the CW for my first peek at their ACC package. Is this being shot with a potato?

 

Really pleased with the toughness UNC played with today, beating Clemson on the road in a noon tip. A brawl of a game, Bacot was a bruiser, and loved when Ingram was beaten twice for a rebound on one possession 2 minutes into the second half and Hubert immediately hooked him and had him sit.

Then Ingram comes back and plays a nice rest of the half after returning. Great to see from him. I don't know how far UNC can go, but it's a likable team for alumni.

 

Down to a pair of undefeated teams with James Madison going down. And Ole Miss is a steep underdog in Knoxville at the top of the hour.

 

If you squint while listening, Dane Bradshaw sounds just like Chris Collinsworth.

 

Vols hand Chris Beard his first loss as Ole Miss head coach in a blow-out. Don’t tell @BTExpress but this looks like the first Final Four team in program history.

 

Digger Phelps is courtside at Notre Dame and looks like he couldn’t identify his current location in 10 tries.

 

Doyel is having a bad night.

 

Houston getting introduced to the realities of Big 12 life in a nail biter at Hilton. At least the 76 Hoosiers might still have a good night.

 

Iowa State wins. No more unbeatens.

 

Down goes No. 1 and No. 2 on the same night.

 

He’s entering Joe Schad — “Please run the ball, please don’t lose so I have to go to Kansas City in the cold” territory.

 

How wild is it that the two most recognizable faces in college basketball are women (Reese, Clark)?

I am a casual college basketball fan - who is the most recognizable man? The big oaf from Purdue who loses big games?