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2021 Tournament thread
- Thread starter torero
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Its a lot more money for cu...thats how i rationalize it LOL
Interesting Elite 8
Old SWC = Arkansas, Baylor, Houston
Pac = UCLA, Oregon St, USC/Oregon
Gonzaga
Michigan
Old SWC = Arkansas, Baylor, Houston
Pac = UCLA, Oregon St, USC/Oregon
Gonzaga
Michigan
Interesting way to look at it, kinda crazy
PAC is 12-1 in the tournament, with only the Buffs loss. UCLA is 4-0. Only 3 of the final 8 because USC and Oregon play each other next.
Scott Hastings pointed out the SWC thing on the Nuggets broadcast.
If USC wins, our record against Elite 8 teams is 6-2.
This tournament is everything everybody wishes the CFP was. I get that it’s a different sport which brings more natural parity, but this is SO much better and more intriguing than the football playoff
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
gonna be 12-2 regardless of how USC-Ducks goes.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
If all three of our teams advance I expect to see Walton all over ESPN Wednesday-Saturday.
I was expecting OSU and UCLA to advance, but I don't think the winner of this game stands a chance against Gonzaga. Oregon looks really flat. They forgot how to play defense. If Tad can beat USC 7 times in a row, his pal Mark Few won't have any problem at all. Gonzaga almost looks like an NBA team.
I really hate them both, but I agree, I hate this Oregon team a little less. I don't want either in the final 4. Especially not Andy. Tad needs to get there first.Apparently I hate Oregon less than I hate USC.
That's what I'm saying. Altman sucks, but apparently a lot less than Enfield, in my eyes.
And Colorado is the only state with a P5 school that hasn’t had a team reach the second weekend in 50 years.
Well you took something funny and made it sad.
Hate the condoms but they have the most raw talent of any of the remaining PAC teams.
The Mobley brothers are big enough to match up with anyone but skilled enough to not get lost against smaller lineups.
Their guards don't get as much attention because Evan Mobley is going be one of the first picks in the draft but they aren't a weak point.
Somehow I think the PAC is going to be taken a little more seriously by the national press next year.
The Mobley brothers are big enough to match up with anyone but skilled enough to not get lost against smaller lineups.
Their guards don't get as much attention because Evan Mobley is going be one of the first picks in the draft but they aren't a weak point.
Somehow I think the PAC is going to be taken a little more seriously by the national press next year.
I was depressed even before that post. Thanks.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
I would agree but OSU and UCLA are better coached and its not close. Nobody in this conference should ever make fun of Wayne Tinkle again. He is a DAMN good basketball coach. Find me a guy in this sport who does a better job right now of getting the most out of what he has-the dude has the Oregon State ****ing fighting rodents a win away from a Final Four. Think about that. I love the style Cronin's teams play-they're not Virginia slow, but they're tough as **** to play against. He's gonna win big there.
Didn’t Chauncey take CU to Sweet 16?
Nope. 32.
Beat Indiana, lost to UNC.
Of the Big 6 conferences, Nebraska, Northwestern, Colorado, Texas Christian and one other team I'm forgetting are the only ones not to make a Sweet 16 since 1975; I put a screenshot of that stat in one of the game threads.
I agree but at some point all the coaching in the world can't make up for the other team just being flat out more talented.
PAC has already done much better than I or most expected but I'd love to see a couple teams in the final four and SC's talent could get them there.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
This one might be better suited for a certain thread on the football board: Which one of those programs hasn't won a game in the NCAA tournament?
