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I had those two Butler teams flipped then. I thought the Butler team that missed the half court shot against Dook was the 8 seed, and the team that lost to UConn was the 5.
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I had those two Butler teams flipped then. I thought the Butler team that missed the half court shot against Dook was the 8 seed, and the team that lost to UConn was the 5.
cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
Well< I didn't want to see them - Michigan - win the whole thing, unless they beat Baylor to do so. But it would have been neat if they lost by 1 when in their last possession, Juwan Howard called a time out they didn't have. ala his buddy Chris Webber.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
2021 Final Four: Transfer trend will be on full display during NCAA Tournament title chase
As the number of players in college basketball's transfer portal swells to record numbers amid the expectation that NCAA rules will change to allow all first-time transfers immediate eligibility next season, the sport is bracing for seismic change.
While the impact of widespread transferring on college basketball is set to accelerate considerably, it will merely be a continuation of a trend that has seen elite programs become increasingly reliant on transfer talent in recent years.
That trend will be on full display during the Final Four on Saturday, when eight transfers are expected to start between the four teams in action. Baylor, Gonzaga, Houston and UCLA each start at least one transfer, and two of them — Houston and UCLA — are led in scoring by a transfer.
By comparison, there were a total of five transfers who started in Final Four games during a decade's worth of Final Fours between 2006 and 2015. The total began creeping up slightly in 2016, when Oklahoma and Syracuse each started a transfer in a Final Four game. By 2018, the number had ballooned to five with Loyola Chicago using two transfers in its starting lineup during its historic Final Four run.
Entire article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...moser-to-replace-lon-kruger-as-sooners-coach/
Just sayin': More transfers are the future of college sports.
As the number of players in college basketball's transfer portal swells to record numbers amid the expectation that NCAA rules will change to allow all first-time transfers immediate eligibility next season, the sport is bracing for seismic change.
While the impact of widespread transferring on college basketball is set to accelerate considerably, it will merely be a continuation of a trend that has seen elite programs become increasingly reliant on transfer talent in recent years.
That trend will be on full display during the Final Four on Saturday, when eight transfers are expected to start between the four teams in action. Baylor, Gonzaga, Houston and UCLA each start at least one transfer, and two of them — Houston and UCLA — are led in scoring by a transfer.
By comparison, there were a total of five transfers who started in Final Four games during a decade's worth of Final Fours between 2006 and 2015. The total began creeping up slightly in 2016, when Oklahoma and Syracuse each started a transfer in a Final Four game. By 2018, the number had ballooned to five with Loyola Chicago using two transfers in its starting lineup during its historic Final Four run.
Entire article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...moser-to-replace-lon-kruger-as-sooners-coach/
Just sayin': More transfers are the future of college sports.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
UConn women lost last night. Arizona’s coach went “F every one else” with the double birds in her post game huddle with her team. 
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Tough game for Paige Bueckers. 18-6-4 but struggled shooting. Aari McDonald for Arizona is fun to watch. She took over against IU in the Elight Eight and last night against the Huskies.
Stanford held on to win by a missed putback against South Carolina.
Excited for the men’s games even though I’m inclined to think blowouts in both. Maybe Houston makes it ugly enough but I don’t think they pull down 40% of their misses against Baylor.
Stanford held on to win by a missed putback against South Carolina.
Excited for the men’s games even though I’m inclined to think blowouts in both. Maybe Houston makes it ugly enough but I don’t think they pull down 40% of their misses against Baylor.
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LitlBuck
Kevin Warren is an ass
UConn women lost last night. Arizona’s coach went “F every one else” with the double birds in her post game huddle with her team.
UConn should have lost to Baylor in their previous game but there was a no call on a obvious foul by a Husky that would have won the game for Baylor. Even Lebron
thought it was a bad no call
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Houston looking real sloppy. Baylor is on the brink of running away with this if they dont pull it together quick
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