Pretty amazing change from Thursday. Part of the higher seed dominance is a 4-0 record of 8 seeds over 9 seeds. They are usually considered interchangeable seeds, so 4-0 is rare. Good comeback day for Big XII. Big 10 looks better than usual.Originally posted by lawpoke87:
Not one upset today. Higher seed has won every game. Higher seeds have won last 18 games and are now 22-4. Could have a first round where only 4 lower seeds won.
This post was edited on 3/20 8:14 PM by lawpoke87
Kansas finishes in third place in the Mo Valley. Wouldn't even get a bid. Phoggy will never get it.Originally posted by PhoggyBottom:
WSU is a good team. I won't be wound up at all. This is the worst KU team in 10+ years. KU is only a 2 point favorite. Media is making this WSU thing out to be bigger than it is. If WSU wins, then good for them. We have lost to worse teams than them in the tournament. Regardless, in the future we will still be playing for top seeds and, when Baker and VanVleet are gone, it will be 50/50 whether they even have tournament teams.
U go girl, Justify Yourself!Originally posted by PhoggyBottom:
That is fine but what does that say about TU? I guess TU would have finished 9th in the Big12 since they got worked by OSU.
Probably not if we had played them in the last couple of weeks.Originally posted by PhoggyBottom:
That is fine but what does that say about TU? I guess TU would have finished 9th in the Big12 since they got worked by OSU.
Yes it is. Roy's dad sold more used cars than anyone in North Carolina history, while wearing that jacket.Originally posted by TUMe:
Roy's lucky jacket?
Inside Tulsa Sports Basketball
Eric Konkol building a new identity for a revamped Tulsa basketball roster
Inside Tulsa Sports Football
Tulsa Football turns its focus to bowl eligibility with four games remaining
Inside Tulsa Sports Basketball
Konkol emphasizes depth, versatility as Tulsa Basketball prepares for season opener
Inside Tulsa Sports Football
Tre Lamb: Tulsa must 'learn how to win' close games
Inside Tulsa Sports Football
Baylor Hayes takes responsibility as Tulsa searches for answers after Army loss