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2013 NCAA Tournament: Who wins it?

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Which team cuts down the nets at this year's Final Four?

NOTE - Indiana cutting yhem down after a loss doesn't count.
 
In order to believe tonight's (and tomorrow's) games are "first round" games one has to believe the other 60 teams received first round byes...but don't dare call them "play in" games. :roll1:
 
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Miami will win it.
Not an educated guess - just a wild guess. And a million vbucks.

I think I better put some on Ohio State, too.

Edit: I also put a dollar on everyone else. Except M*ch*gan. Fuck them. And Duke. And Cincinnati. I'd rather donate all my vdollars to vcharity than make a vdirty vcent off your vchampionship.
 
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There needs to be a rule change made in college basketball for next season.

The following occurred in the Marquette/Davidson game and the Memphis/St. Mary's game. Both Marquette and St. Mary's had no timeouts left but the officials needed to check the clock:crazy: and both teams, as it usually happens, were allowed to go to their respective benches. This allowed both the Marquette coach and St. Mary's coach a free timeout to draw up a offensive last play.

When the officials have to check the clock for time remaining, it is my opinion that one of the officials should monitor the players and they should not be allowed to gather around their coach when one of the teams has no timeouts remaining.
 
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LitlBuck;2317883; said:
There needs to be a rule change made in college basketball for next season.

The following occurred in the Marquette/Davidson game and the Memphis/St. Mary's game. Both Marquette and St. Mary's had no timeouts left but the officials needed to check the clock:crazy: and both teams, as it usually happens, were allowed to go to their respective benches. This allowed both the Marquette coach and St. Mary's coach a free timeout to draw up a offensive last play.

When the officials have to check the clock for time remaining, it is my opinion that one of the officials should monitor the players and they should not be allowed to gather around their coach when one of the teams has no timeouts remaining.
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Great point & I think you're exactly right. I'm not sure this has ever been discussed as a rule change, but definitely needs to be looked at. Teams shouldn't be allowed the extra timeout to draw something up if they've already used there timeouts.
 
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This Southern-Gonzaga game has been something else. Whenever Gonzaga looks to be pulling away, Southern just keeps clawing back with big baskets. One of the best 1/16 games I can remember.
 
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Southern ties it at 54 all with four to go. Amazing.
 
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