2022-2023 NCAA Basketball Thread Basketball • Page 349

That’s on yall. UK’s defense has been trash all year. Didn’t deserve the 3 seed.

 

Samford robbed.

 

My city is in shambles

 

Northwestern’s shooting in OT has been NUTS

 

wow Baker-Mazula ejected for auburn already

 

wasnt a hard foul but was an obviously unnecessary cheap shot foul. can see why they gave him the boot

 

Tristian Da Silva has looked good the last two games. Hopefully he can keep it up and maybe Cody Williams can come back to life in the second half.

 

i'm reminded of a certain zach wilson throw

 

auburn wyd

 

I don’t think that’s a foul on the Florida player who just fouled out.

 

Tad Boyle is so fucking bad at this. Every fucking time when a team presses we fold.

 

KJ!!!! Fuck yea!!!

 

Bruce Pearl may have a stroke soon

 

God dammit lmao. I had Auburn winning it all

 

Going from the high of watching my team win in dramatic fashion to seeing my bracket champion get eliminated is quite the whiplash.

 

lol SEC is so overrated.

 

I always find is fascinating how in the tournament, so many tight games end in a scrum of bodies flying everywhere and the refs opt to choke on their whistles when they would never do so in the same scenario the other 39 minutes and 30 seconds of a game.

Edit: Eh, on the replay, good no calls. Bad example on my end

 

Lmao didn't I read some asinine comment the other day from the sec commissioner about them wanting to expand the field so more shitty sec teams make the field

 

Just so auburn can miss more free throws?

 

Auburn had so many chances to win that game. Fouls had nothing to do with it. Yale choked as much as possible and still won lol