***2022-23 MBB General Thread***
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Texas and Kansas seem to have similar traits. A bunch of games they should not have won but the end up winning in the end
Didn't see it live, but checking game tracker:
UNLV led 68-64 with 8 seconds remaining in regulation.
:05 CSU 3-pointer
:05 UNLV turnover
:03 CSU turnover
:02 CSU foul
:02 UNLV 2 FTs
:00 CSU 3-pointer to tie.
I am not sure who I want to win this TT vs Texas game. Probably Tech? I know people will say they don’t Texas coming to Hilton after a loss. Well we lost too and we are playing at home. Go Tech.
100% want Texas to lose this and every other game they play from now until eternity. All sports.
Yep. Plus Texas Tech feels Iowa State-like in their fans and such.
I don't like Texas but Tech was a ghost town for basketball for a long time. Their fans jumped on the bandwagon once Beard got it rolling.
Uconn is really struggling, this will be their 4th conference loss already.
Either that conference is underrated or they aren't as good as I thought when got destroyed by them.
Either that conference is underrated or they aren't as good as I thought when got destroyed by them.
Could be a little of both. I think top end of Big East is rugged. UConn looked like legit Elite 8 minimum when ISU played, still had a top 5 net entering today, so maybe the # of losses is a bit misleading.
This'll be a Q3 loss for UConn (previously unbeaten in Quads 2-4) and first Q1 win for St John's.
At Marquette, at Providence, and at XAvier excusable. At home against St John’s not so much.
They kinda got into a funk after coming out so strong.
Perhaps everyone caught up to them.
UConn is someone I wouldn’t wanna see come tourney time