NCAA Tournament Saturday 2nd Round Thread
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As much as I want NC state out of the tournament, I need to see a Colorado - NCState sweet 16 game. I want to see burns and lampkin slam into each other for as long as they can last on the floor.
That will be great television.
That will be great television.
I even think Syracuse quite possibly wins a game.
But so glad the national media and rankings people think so little of the ACC. (Massive eye roll)
Agreed 100%. Pitt was better than half the 8 and 9 seeds in the tourney.
Nebraska shouldn’t have been a seed in the NIT. Their performance was the worst of the tournament.
It’s amazing how many people take their cues on officiating from the announcers. Who were dead wrong, btw, it wasn’t backcourt because the ball was never possessed after the throw-in.
Nice twofer for the longhorn. First getting stuffed and then smacking his teammate in the face.
So bad. They really weren’t worthy of a tourney slot imo. Tons of roster reconstruction needed. Plus coaches who can actually coach.
They had to make it a rock fight. They have but have no scorers with their lack of offense approach.
The announcers were very wrong. Lappas does games all year and should have known that rule. They jumped the shark when they seemed incredulous instead of working with the truck to get an answer. With all that said - fans should absolutely take cues from announcers on officiating. Announcers sit on rules calls, get access to officials in pregame and sit in the best seats in the house.
That was a really stupid shot. The announcer is right, you have to take the easy 2 and extend the game
Terry can get the guys to fight. They just lack talent and scheme. Get some portal guys and new assistants and lets fucking go.
I can’t stand watching Dante from Oregon play offense. He’s just banging his way through the lane. How is that not a foul?
College hoops officiating is so awful.
College hoops officiating is so awful.
Oregon would be the first time in men's March Madness history to win a tournament game, any round, without attempting a free throw. Only one school, Illinois in 1986, has played such a game overall, in a Round of 32 56-58 loss to Alabama.
What is with this strategy of easing up the court in last possession situations? Seems like every team is doing it, and they’re failing to get good shots time after time.
