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I have to think that Ohio State is 10-20 pts better than damn near every team in the tourney if they don't have their worst shooting performance of the year. Yeah I know I'm being a sore loser right now but tOSU would be running either of these teams out the gym.jlb1705;1903239; said:This is going to be weird to say, but I'm only watching this game because my wife is making me. I was happily watching MLB Network when she came home and asked why I wasn't watching the game.
This is the coup de grace in the worst tournament I've ever seen. I stopped watching when Ohio State bowed out. I watched all kinds of games leading up to this tournament that I had no other reason to be interested in other the potential for something exciting to happen. Now that the stakes are the highest, I'm just not interested. The field was assembled and developed in such a way that make a mockery of the idea of calling this a "national championship". The level of play overall has been low, and most of the teams that teams that stood a chance of elevating it were put in the same damn region.
Jake;1902993; said:If you listen to Mike & Mike at all you probably know Liam's mum, the producer's mom, who lives in England and knows nothing about our sports. They went through the bracket with her, game by game, and she picked winners. They did this before the tourney began.
She had UConn and Butler in the title game, with UConn winning.
jlb1705;1903255; said:9th place in their conference. National champions.
There are some people who want to do this to college football (not all playoff proponents mind you, but some). I want no part of it.
agreed 100%. smith and company failed miserably by creating a massively strong east region and a woefully weak southeast region. everybody knew it when the bracket was released.jlb1705;1903239; said:The field was assembled and developed in such a way that make a mockery of the idea of calling this a "national championship". The level of play overall has been low, and most of the teams that teams that stood a chance of elevating it were put in the same damn region.
jlb1705;1903255; said:9th place in their conference. National champions.
There are some people who want to do this to college football (not all playoff proponents mind you, but some). I want no part of it.