2022-2023 NCAA Basketball Thread Basketball • Page 272

prove it

 

Give Timme the Nobel prize

 

it's kinda insane to me kispert is considered a lotto pick and timme isn't

 

Final four basically all chalk per usual

 

Dis game gonna be good

 

Some of my friends who don’t even like sports started asking me about women’s basketball the last few weeks, it was cool

 

Does this exclude the Baylor coach’s stupid comments?

 

the final four being chalk is not usual and saying it's chalk/usual when one of the final four teams hasn't been in an elite 8 for nearly a decade and a final four for 70 years, nearly 40 years for another team, and could feature a team that was a first four team and hadn't been in the 8/4 for over a decade is patently absurd

 

Juzang is unreal right now

 

Oh man, that was a great look

 

Michigan had so many good looks in the last minute. My word.

 

Tough one for Michigan. So many good shots there.

 

ucla tried to gift wrap them the game and michigan said no thank you

 

Please explain, because once again you are way off base.

 

That was before Michigan choked

 

you would have been off base if they didn’t choke

 

3 1 seeds and a 2 isn’t essentially an all chalk Final Four?

 

No because Houston wasn’t a super popular pick to reach the final four despite being a 2 seed. Also you said per usual when that many number 1 seeds reaching the final four usually doesn’t happen lol

 

the most recent time houston or baylor have made a final four was nearly 40 years ago lol. gonzaga has made it once in the entire program’s history. if you’re only looking at the seed numbers, sure, maybe it looks like chalk. if you look at the context of literally anything else involving the teams it very clearly is not.

 

I’m just looking at the seed numbers

 

i know, buddy haha

 

Is Houston considered a mid major?

 

Nah - the AAC isn't a mid-major in basketball, though it has a lower floor than the P5 conferences and the Big East