The way to look at it if it was the "right call" is put your favorite team in place of Seton Hall.
NCAA TOURNEY FIRST ROUND DISCUSSION THREAD DAY 2
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Willard 0-2...BE was overseeded again...and except Nova, hasn't shown anything in recent years...
an experienced shoe team yet again self-destructed...Carrington's blatant walk and the push that was correctly a flagrant...give refs props for making those calls at the end of the game...Arkansas just had more composure...that's on coach and staff...
an experienced shoe team yet again self-destructed...Carrington's blatant walk and the push that was correctly a flagrant...give refs props for making those calls at the end of the game...Arkansas just had more composure...that's on coach and staff...
SMU wasted all sorts of time on last possession. Had no chance for a rebound or second chance. Bad.
I'd be beside myself if I was a SMU fan...they look dominant in AAC yet again, get in tourney, and lose to a PAC-10 school as 11 seed in gut wrenching fashion--2 years ago, against a UCLA team, now USC...they found ways to lose...
Terrible last few minutes from SMU who had the advantage and blew it....and they seemed totally unprepared to run that last second shot when they had plenty of time but the guard had puttered around.
Shu lost the same way...you don't win games by playing not to lose. ..there is no tomorrow and USC deseved that win
Shu lost the same way...you don't win games by playing not to lose. ..there is no tomorrow and USC deseved that win
Michigan has scorers at every position and they won't be intimated by Louisville.This might turn out to be one of the best matchups of the tournament.
The Seton Hall loss was because of poor foul shooting and turnovers down the stretch of the game.Sounds familiar to Rutgers disappointing losses.
Pac 12 is the 2nd best conference in the country. I have UCLA to win it all. If Oregon's big man didn't get hurt I think they would have been Final 4. When they were healthy they were the best team I've seen all year
Both teams scored 90 points which is a clear indicator that neither team could stop each other from scoring.This happens when teams with shooters have a super offensive performance.Fans like this type game because there is constant back and forth scoring.
so where does Danny Hurley end up after this season? someone is going to make him an offer. Hopefully it won't be in the northeast
That'll be interesting to see, Patrick. This is clearly his time to cash in, but how attractive is he really? I'm guessing we found out in a couple of weeks.
definitely not to Indiana. not a big enough name for them.
I'm not convinced Alford leaves UCLA. I do think if they want Marshall he'll leave WSU for Indiana.
Michigan got beat down the floor quite a few times. Plus they want with Uncan Robinson down the stretch who is an unbelievable shooter but a very weak defender.
3 BE teams out...never deserved 7...but give them credit, the manipulated the system well and created a perception they were stronger than what they actually are...this also happened last year...shall see if Marquette will be # 4 to go...
Delgado should go pro now...Carrington could be an excellent mercenary as a grad transfer...and if I'm Powell, I see what big program can take me...
Granted I am biased due to my sister being a Bruin Alum, but I have UCLA winning it all as well with Zona and Oregon in the FF.
be prepared to barf tomorrow when the annual "And Team X with it's first Sweet 16 since 2014" starts. [sick]
If you can't make foul shots at the end, you could really blow it. RI was ahead by 14 with about 3+ mins left and Creighton begin fouling to extend the game. They never really got close, but it took about 15 mins to finish the game. Coaches don't want to give in if they think the other team can't hit their FTs.. That's why we have to get better.
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Danny did a great job with his team, peaking them at the right time..Oregon is vulnerable without their one player
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