I typically route for the road team in games like this. I've heard the bump for a road win by our opponents makes that a slightly better option.Originally posted by TU_BLA:
Go UCONN. Dropping Cincy another game behind us can only help down the stretch plus it's an immediate RPI boost today because we haven't played Cincy yet.
This. Need Cincy to win.Originally posted by I.I.:
I look for the outcome that would give us the # 1 conference tournament seed. Not sure which team that would be tonight but I hate to see contenders win on the road against other contenders as that is usually what makes the separation at the end.
I would upgrade that prediction to the conference tourney as well. They simply do not play as a team. No way they win 4 straight, even in Hartford.Originally posted by lawpoke87:
UConn isn't a threat to win the regular season league title IMO.
UCONN could easily win the Tourney in Hartford.
I will disagree on your assessment of UCONN right now...this team does not have a Kemba Walker or Shabazz Napier to climb on and ride this year. People can say what they want of Boatright but I have seen a lot of UCONN's games this year and he is not in the same league with those 2 guys. Hamilton is the only one I've seen with an offensive consistency for them, and Brimah is just not the dominant force you want a true 7-footer to be.Originally posted by Tu Geo:
UCONN could easily win the Tourney in Hartford.
Cincy won't get away with the fouling they do on the offensive glass in the NCAA Tourney.
They throw it up at the rim and then "go get it". I question their offense. Love the defense.
GO TU!!!
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