I'm still on CBS Sports just to laugh at Jerry Palm. They're dragging him out of his storage closet soon to talk about the bubble
BACATOLOGY: 3/11 NCAA Tournament Analysis***Rutgers 95% in***
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I'll watch from the bedroom but only after taking a CBD gummie so I can put up with Walton.
Don't underestimate Bill Walton
He just argued we don't need a 5 second call bc we have a shot clock
Princeton needs to beat Yale tomorrow in Ivy final tomorrow
Inbounding? Or 5 seconds closely guarded? For the latter it doesn't seem like a completely insane take.
One of the funniest things I have read in awhile.
Jerry's suit fits a little better than last night. Mumbled a little about how Vandy is out and Utah State is in.
Really insightful stuff.
Really insightful stuff.
Either they’re in or Dayton is in. They won’t both be
Brad just said he thinks VCU is out completely with a loss
The A10 is a one bid league this season. You guys can stop worrying
We were always 99.9% in at least Dayton, as I've been saying, but now we're 99.9% in, but not in Dayton, given the lack of bid stealers.
We could absolutely be in Dayton still. Everything went our way today but it would hardly be shocking.
VCU is not getting an at large bid.
We don't care who wins the A10. It's a one bid league.
This was far too confident before and far too confident now.
@bac2therac Where are we going? I can't stay awake and listen to Bill Walton.
He hasn't sucked tonight so far. I did like ty he comments about Kansas, Duke, and unc.
However not sure the committee likes being called the " politburo".
Richmond did screw us last year, but no matter the A10 outcome, I think the FAU win keeps us out of Dayton...
it is kind ok looking like Albany, with a collision course with Uconn in RO32.
I am now getting mixed reports on policy with rematches of non-conference foes. I thought the first 2 rounds were avoided, at least the first - but some are saying RU/UM is still possible..
League matchups are usually avoided in the first 2 rounds.
SEC schools are not so tough away from home (e.g.Alabama lost easy to ND in San Diego last year - I was there)
any of those 6s in Albany, and its a quasi home game for RU
I am now getting mixed reports on policy with rematches of non-conference foes. I thought the first 2 rounds were avoided, at least the first - but some are saying RU/UM is still possible..
League matchups are usually avoided in the first 2 rounds.
SEC schools are not so tough away from home (e.g.Alabama lost easy to ND in San Diego last year - I was there)
any of those 6s in Albany, and its a quasi home game for RU
My guess as well.
CBS would love RU v UConn for the right to MSG!