That’s how i see it too.Well, this is going to be a bad result for whoever wins the Midwest regional. Virginia has only lost two games to Duke and the ACC tourney game against Florida State. Those of you preferring a matchup with them are insane.
I think UK will have a nice advantage of Cal being a FF vet and Bennett a rookie first timer.I'm happy. I think we match up with Virginia better.
That’s what I’ve been saying this whole tourneyThe ACC needs to just be renamed “luckiest conference in America.”
Virginia is the first 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed and then make the Final Four the following season. Congrats on making history. [cheers]
In all fairness, had they lost to Purdue, they would also make history by being the first 1 to lose to a 16 seed and then lose in the Elite Eight the following yearVirginia is the first 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed and then make the Final Four the following season. Congrats on making history. [cheers]
Purdue foul and Virginia takes it to overtime instead of Purdue winning. No foul by Virginia and Virginia wins.
People talking up Virginia and their record crack me up. They had a very good record last year and they lost to a 16 seed. Kentucky has better Coach and better players. If we're fortunate enough to get by Auburn we will win against Virginia if we play good defense and don't do stupid stuff on offense.
Virginia finally makes a FF! All they needed was a miracle ending to regulation and the other team to screw up their last offensive possession!
If we win, we get week of disrespect. All ACC.
In all fairness, had they lost to Purdue, they would also make history by being the first 1 to lose to a 16 seed and then lose in the Elite Eight the following year
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