2022-2023 NCAA Basketball Thread Basketball • Page 96

So fucking happy it wasn't Alford. Archie over that pos every day

 

I guess Alford's loss just got even worse lol

 

Was never truly worried he'd get the job b/c it seemed fairly obvious that for the most part it was just old heads who wanted him, but even the thought of it made me sick.

 

IU just got a coach that went to the sweet sixteen before he turned 40 at a non-power conference. At 38 and with a good budget, he will do fine.

 

Yep pretty much best case scenario in terms of who we could actually bring in that would actually be a good hire. Happy for the future of the program.

 

honestly, Dayton may as well pick up Crean

 

I would like Crean because he is a better coach than he is getting credit for, but we don't have the budget for him. My guess is an internal candidate. More specifically, Kevin Kuwik if Archie doesn't take him to IU. He previously coached at Butler and OSU before joining Dayton's staff.

 

Take Crean. The memes are great.

 

total win/win here Gonzaga vs Xavier. Totally happy with either team winning here.

 

Not sure how much this is posturing, but this is interesting if nothing else. Neil is Dayton AD.

 

These refs suckkk

 

Archie getting 7 years and about $4M per year according to Yahoo. That would put him at about 5th or 6th highest in the nation with Tom Izzo.

 

I've said it before, Tyler Dorsey is one of the most fun players to watch in college basketball.

 

Yes.
Same with Jordan Bell when he's locked in

 

I love watching fun players when refs aren't calling awful fouls

 

Damn Dorsey, why can't you do this all season lol

 

Tyler "Mr March" Dorsey oh my

 

Pretty sure Kenny just said Oklahoma lol

 

RIP KU. We had a good season!

 

Jackson hasn't done anything yet, Jayhawks are gonna take over and make it a blowout probs.

 

Flop of the tournament Jesus Christ

 

If Neil doesn't use that cavs pick on bell I might be a little sad

 

These uniforms are gross, as is this game

 

Tyler Dorsey 2018 lottery pick book it

 

Gotta say I'm surprised Oregon is owning Kansas after how dominant they have been.