BruceDouglas

Not gonna lie, kind of glad this season is over. Probably will have to add some more guys from the portal for next year, hope they are more committed than Mayer who seems to have checked out a few games ago. Most exasperating season/team I can remember. Underwood needs to figure out what his offense is going to be and not have to reboot it mid-season again. Because that was ugly.

Guess they can only do 2 at a time right now.

Yeah I am loving this so far.

No, Rutgers was only the 2nd team left out, behind OK St. PSU is a 10 seed so well inside the bubble. Nevada was the surprise pick it seems.

IU got a good draw I think. Illini and Arkansas kind of similar, inconsistent teams that can't shoot 3s or FTs. 🤣

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Wellness check on @Hoosierfan1901

Double tech on both guys. 🤣

At least we're probably not seeing PSU again this year.

Vanderbilt 2017 19 15 .559 Alabama 2018 19 15 .559 Florida 2019 19 15 .559

Would like to see Miles get another shot, though Cal is a tough job.

https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/big-12/texas-christian-university/article272896805.html

Yep, completely opposite of how the women's COTY was selected. Tough when you have more than one deserving candidate.

The committee tentatively places one foot on a very slippery slope....

My power rankings:

That last play was supposed to be a post up for Mayer, but Hawkins "went the wrong way" according to Underwood in the post game.

Pretty sure they "round down" so as long as he's under 35% it meets the 30% rule.

Was checking some stats this morning, and boy the ACC is historically bad. Very interesting to see their slide, they've been dropping every year starting in 2018 using the kenpom conference rankings: 2018 2nd 2019 3rd 2020 4th 2021 5th 2022 5th 2023 7th No teams in the kenpom top 30 right now. New coaches at their blue blood programs struggling and the football $$ is causing dissension with FSU wanting a bigger share. You hate to see it.

NIL $$ will soon be rolling in. 🤣 Scirotto and crew are the worst, can't recall Illinois getting hosed at home on so many calls in a long time. Sheesh.

Where's that thread about how well the new flop rule was working? 🤣