Here's the West. The winner faces the East winner in the Final Four.
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jlb1705;1891701; said:According to Seth Davis, Kyrie Irving is going to be back for Dook. He's a supreme talent, but I have a hard time seeing how he'll be able to have a positive net effect. I would think he would disrupt their rotation and force their best player into a role different from the one he assumed to lead them to their #1 seed.
SloopyHangOn;1891724; said:Odds are he won't really play much if he plays at all, but if you've watched the kid play, regardless of injury, Kyrie Irving IS Duke's best player. I don't think he makes their team significantly better at this point in the season, that is if he does see some minutes, but I doubt that a kid projected to be the #1 overall pick in the NBA draft can have a negative effect on anyones team, especially a Krzyzyzyzyzywesksksksi coached one.
If Irving is indeed back, Duke becomes the favorite to win it all IMO. He is that important. If Irving is playing and we meet Duke in the FF, we're fucked.jlb1705;1891701; said:According to Seth Davis, Kyrie Irving is going to be back for Dook. He's a supreme talent, but I have a hard time seeing how he'll be able to have a positive net effect.
GeorgiaBuck2;1891802; said:Yeah, I don't see it that way. Craft could guard him, and their bigs aren't a threat down in the post. Sully would have a field day against that goof-ball Kelly.
GeorgiaBuck2;1891813; said:Don't forget about the fouls on Sullinger. The only way I can see them stopping Sully is if they hack him and send him to the line. The fouls will ad up and the Chipmunk may have to take a seat early.
MaxBuck;1891902; said:Irving and Nolan Smith would both have a huge advantage over their Buckeye counterparts (sorry, Will), but we'd have the advantage with Lighty over Plumlee (either one), Diebler over the third Duke guard, and Sullinger over anyone Duke can put on the court.