Duke would definitely have one thing in their favor...I feel like WVU is that city school in any sports movie lol.. It's like a bunch of big scary dudes. Duke being their literal opposite.
Speaking of this potential matchup.. You can bet your *** that WVU will be opposite of Duke.
WVU has the biggest home edge of any team. They never get called for fouls up there.
Is anyone watching the Above the Rim version of the game on ESPN? It is alright. I didn’t like it at first, but it is nice not having the announcers and hearing all the fans yelling and stuff is kinda cool. Can’t believe they are allowed to play this considering the amount of cussing that you hear. One thing that I do miss seeing are the replays though.
They'll start calling fouls later on, depending if KU needs it or not. Easier this way. Harder to complain about fouls being called fouls, and most forget that they weren't fouls 20 minutes earlier.
Intrigued. How do you get this? Espn the website or app?
I have Sling and it was just on the guide as: Above the Rim (KU vs WVU). The shot angles are weird at first because the camera is on the goal but it zooms in and out really fast as the ball comes up the court. Almost video game like and the sound is like you are in the crowd. I can hear players talking too.
The channel on sling is espn3. Don’t know if they show the same exact thing on cable/dish.
I thought about re-uping sling.. But i was able to watch most of the games out or at friends.. How do you like Above The Rim? Worth it.. Or more of a once in a while thing?
Big 12 showing they are the best conference in basketball.
Because college basketball is greatWhy do I watch these games?
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