Furman in the tournament for the first time since 1980.
***2022-23 MBB General Thread***
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Nice job by Furman, they are a team you always see at the top of the standings in that conference that can never get over the Ncaa tourney hump.
I think it’s fine. Don’t love the middle court logo, but the rest is fine to me.
Five of their six losses are by 5 points or less. The other was a 9 point loss at Gonzaga.
Conference trivia: Horizon League was founded in 1979 as Midwestern City Conference. Name was changed in 1985 to Midwestern Collegiate Conference, then to Horizon in 2001, in part to avoid confusion with Mid-Continent Conference (with both abbreviated MCC). Mid-Continent then changed its name in 2007 to The Summit League. There has been some membership overlap between the two conferences through the years.
Charleston looks salty. Depending on who they are matched with (if they win their tourney) I may pick an upset there. They're likely a 12 so in that upset-laden 5/12 upset realm.
Daniyal Robinson and Tristan Enaruna are having a really good year at Cleveland State. Pounding Milwaukee right now in the semis.
Enaruna with a Nader like Ugggghhhhhhhhhhh dunk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Facing a large deficit, Milwaukee is full-court pressing Cleveland State into a track meet, so far it's working - slowly closing the gap and CS less able to milk some clock w/ long possessions.
this won't happen but what if a truly awful P5 team like Louisville with a record of 4-27 and a NET of 311 won the ACC tourney...what would their seed be? 13?
They'd be in one of the 16 seed games in Dayton. There's no way that you could treat them any different than any other 300+ NET team that would happen to get in.
Not sure I've ever seen that. When they subbed out the starters at a little less than a minute left (in an ACC tournament loss that ends their season), El Ellis of Louisville just walked down the bench, and right out of the arena and presumably, to the locker room.
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