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<blockquote data-quote="Mystic Mountie" data-source="post: 129242904" data-attributes="member: 1467869">Re: It's fun to read, but . . .Lunardi, as of today, has us a potential 6-seed versus Purdue. It's a win-win for this years overachieving team if we can lock up either a 5 or 6 seed in my opinion. Losing to Baylor three times in one year absolutely sucks, but unless we are matched up with a team that is a carbon copy of them then I think WVU should do real well in the opening rounds. Then again, this is March and anything can damn well happen. Heck, the last time we were a 6-seed I think Dayton upset us back in 2009. Right? You really have to applaud Coach Huggins for what he's done with this years team up to this point. He sits Juwan and Gary for the final three games, especially the last game, basically trying to roll the dice that we can win without them while keeping them rested for the NCAA's. In the meantime, the rest of the team plays more and we see a different WVU team that can still score and play without Gary or Juwan. To me it doesn't matter that Baylor knocked us out of the Big 12 tournament. The fact we have a full, and healthy, squad going into the tournament next week with our two most important players is what matters. Now let's win six games starting next Thursday or Friday!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mystic Mountie, post: 129242904, member: 1467869"] [b]Re: It's fun to read, but . . .[/b] Lunardi, as of today, has us a potential 6-seed versus Purdue. It's a win-win for this years overachieving team if we can lock up either a 5 or 6 seed in my opinion. Losing to Baylor three times in one year absolutely sucks, but unless we are matched up with a team that is a carbon copy of them then I think WVU should do real well in the opening rounds. Then again, this is March and anything can damn well happen. Heck, the last time we were a 6-seed I think Dayton upset us back in 2009. Right? You really have to applaud Coach Huggins for what he's done with this years team up to this point. He sits Juwan and Gary for the final three games, especially the last game, basically trying to roll the dice that we can win without them while keeping them rested for the NCAA's. In the meantime, the rest of the team plays more and we see a different WVU team that can still score and play without Gary or Juwan. To me it doesn't matter that Baylor knocked us out of the Big 12 tournament. The fact we have a full, and healthy, squad going into the tournament next week with our two most important players is what matters. Now let's win six games starting next Thursday or Friday!!! [/QUOTE]

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