2020-21 season?

[TheShocktocles]

How many of those 30 win seasons took place while WSU was in the Valley?

LMAO I knew this typical Big 12 attitude would surface the minute they talked about teams winning 30 games a season. Somehow the Shocks winning 30 games a season should be diminished because they played in the MVC. I have been hearing this crap for years from chickenhawk and wildkittens fans. But lets look as some facts that the beakers and wildkittens don't want to talk about.

2006 Bradley 77 vs ku 73 L NCAA tournament
2008 SIU 58 vs ku 61 W NCAA tournament
2010 N. Iowa 69 vs ku 67 L NCAA tournament
2015 WSU 78 vs ku 65 L NCAA tournament
2018 Loyola78 vs KSU 62 L NCAA tournament

There can be no doubt that the MVC teams have been dominating the so-called Big 12 Champion in NCAA tournament play. These wins tell you that the Big 12 is not what they claim to be. And we all know the Big 12 has been ducking to schedule MVC teams on a home and home basis for years. They know they will get beat in fair games. In fact the only game KU won against SIU in the NCAA was controversial because they allowed ku to score after the 30 second clock had expired and the refs missed the goal tending call against ku. That would not happen today with instant replay.

And fuk the wildkittens and their fans too. Back in July the shocks signed an agreement to play them for four games. I am not a fan of these games because the Shocks are the better program. In fact the wildkitten fans started crying about how it was an unfair contract and that they should have been allowed to dictate the terms of the contract. (The old 2 for 1 game proposal) I heard some clown named Mason talking on the radio that the Shocks are only perceived as a EQUAL program now because they played in the MVC and got a bunch of easy wins. And that the shocks are not doing so good now that they have moved up to the slightly better AAC. Further that the wildkittens should have been able to dictate terms because they play in a power 5 conference. Bla Bla Bla Hey Mason here are some facts for you to consider when talking smack about the AAC.

2017 Cincinnati 75 vs ksu 61 L NCAA tournament
2017 Tulsa 61 vs ksu 54 L
2018 Tulsa 47 vs ksu 46 L
2019 Tulsa 67 vs ksu 69 W

LMAO The only game the wildkittens won was in Manhattan on a controversial no-call. Tulsa should have been going to the free throw line to win the game. And keep in mind that only 1 game was played in Tulsa. It's clear that teams from the AAC are dominating this so-called power 5 conference team from the Big 12.

rock chauk chickenhawk spiedini and everyperson a wildcat kitten meow meow

[WstateU]

The 'superiority complex' will never cease; there's a lot of 'crimson and blue' in my lineage... and some of them have even seen the light.

Move along, nothing to see here...

[ShockingButTrue]

How many of those 30 win seasons took place while WSU was in the Valley?

Was WSU in the Valley when they whipped the Chickens? Was Northern Iowa? Was Bradley?

[Shockm]

How many of those 30 win seasons took place while WSU was in the Valley?

Yes. When you research the FACTS that ST, and SBS mention above, and common sense, the Shockers accomplishments sucked. Typical Ugly Birds Fan comment.

[ShockTalk]

How many of those 30 win seasons took place while WSU was in the Valley?

I know one of them came the year when WSU crushed KU 78-65 in the NCAA tournament...

Yet, KU dominated the Big 12 - 2 more so than WSU dominated the Valley.

However, let's look at 2013-2018 NCAA tournament. (Note: I did KU a favor by adding 2018 into this)

WSU went 10-6, KU 14-6.

However, KU should have won more games due to their seeding and the seeds they played.

WSU average seed played was 6.6. KU average seed played was 8.5.

WSU played 11 1-8 seeds and only 5 9-16 seeds. KU played 11 1-8 seeds and 9 9-16 seeds.

WSU played 7 1-3 seeds going 3-4. KU played 4 1-3 seeds going 1-3.

Six straight NCAA tournament years should be a fair gauge on the "level" these two teams played.

[SB Shock]

How many of those 30 win seasons took place while WSU was in the Valley?

I know one of them came the year when WSU crushed KU 78-65 in the NCAA tournament...

[N Crestway]

https://twitter.com/GoShockersMBB/st...725609473?s=20

Shox one of Only 8 teams with 4 (or more) 30 Win Seasons in last decade

How many of those 30 win seasons took place while WSU was in the Valley?

[Shockm]

https://twitter.com/GoShockersMBB/st...725609473?s=20

Shox one of Only 8 teams with 4 (or more) 30 Win Seasons in last decade

[pinstripers]

which I'll believe when I see it in a game.

I won't believe it even if I see it in a game

[wichshock65]

[wichshock65]

[SB Shock]

The summary about team chemistry is not really correct. This is what GGG actually said which is far more revealing.

"It seems great to me, but it always seems great to me. That's what the guys say just about every year. Last year was the first year in my coaching career where the chemistry was bad. No one really knew how to fix it. It was a bad mixture. This year, I've had multiple players, newcomers and returners, tell me how different this is and how much better it is. I didn't see any problems at this time last year. They can talk the talk, but we've got to walk the walk. We've got to support each other and pull for each other.

[RoyalShock]

IPBC and Udeze both looking good and shooting the ball - Mo out to the 3 point line, which I'll believe when I see it in a game.

Perhaps they made Mo watch a few hours of Carl Hall's progress from his junior to senior year.

[Dan]

Curious if the arenas will be empty and if they'll be able to pipe in crowd noise. In Cincy's case, they could pipe in a steady stream of boos.

Couple interesting tidbits - Bilau is not healthy. 3G says he's gimping around after having some tissue removed above his knee.
IPBC and Udeze both looking good and shooting the ball - Mo out to the 3 point line, which I'll believe when I see it in a game.

[wichshock65]