2022 NCAA Tournament Discussion

[WuShock16]

Reminds me of UCLA-Texas A&M in 2008.

I’m still pissed about that one. Mark’s A&M squad could have gone to the Final 4 because the path was quite light due to upsets.

[Kel Varnsen]

I’m still pissed about that one. Mark’s A&M squad could have gone to the Final 4 because the path was quite light due to upsets.

Glad someone else does. Westbrook’s dunk was what people remembered but some A&M guy got mugged on the play beforehand.

[N Crestway]

Kansas at least looks competitive going forward based on tournament B12 results. Kind of an admission that Self was outcoached by McDermott...Self: "we never figured out their defense". The critical deficit for Kansas is that there is no adequate backup for a center who is already limited by a chronic foot injury.

[shoxlax]

It seems like in college basketball now it is easier due to the way the games are called to offensive rebound than defensive rebound. All blocking out gets you is shoved under the basket.

[SubGod22]

It seems like in college basketball now it is easier due to the way the games are called to offensive rebound than defensive rebound. All blocking out gets you is shoved under the basket.

WSU wouldn't know because most of them don't even try to block out these days.

[Horn28Clem30]

Arizona gets gifted a win from a no call and doesn't get a layup off in time...

Most definitely the correct call on a UNI style flop. The contact was initiated by the TCU player and proceeded to flop down like he'd been murdered.

[Stickboy46]

Most definitely the correct call on a UNI style flop. The contact was initiated by the TCU player and proceeded to flop down like he'd been murdered.

Correct, but then it was an over and back if you aren't calling the foul.

[Horn28Clem30]

Correct, but then it was an over and back if you aren't calling the foul.

That's also valid. The layup coming too late was perfect that way it's decided in OT.

[MikeKennedyRulZ]

Saw the TCU/UA game in person. The Wildcats and their fanbase are honestly the most insufferable tools around. Maybe on par or above KU to be honest. Kerr whats his name is the biggest sh!t talking a-hole for someone who really doesn't do much. He runs around the court acting all tough and can't hit a shot to save his a$$. Koloko is a BEAST and without him they would be toast.

[shoxlax]

Saw the TCU/UA game in person. The Wildcats and their fanbase are honestly the most insufferable tools around. Maybe on par or above KU to be honest. Kerr whats his name is the biggest sh!t talking a-hole for someone who really doesn't do much. He runs around the court acting all tough and can't hit a shot to save his a$$. Koloko is a BEAST and without him they would be toast.

A really physical team will eventually give them trouble if the refs continue to allow contact like they have been inside.

[MikeKennedyRulZ]

A really physical team will eventually give them trouble if the refs continue to allow contact like they have been inside.

Ya, their fans were complaining all night that they weren't getting calls. It was ridiculous. Koloko is a lottery pick though.

[Shock Top]

Two things about that TCU vs Zona game:

1) If Arizona shows up with that kind of effort next game, Houston with run them out of the gym.

2) If fHCGM was coaching a team and Lampkin was owning them down low and on the glass like he was doing to the Wildcats last night, he probably would have been fired on the spot because there might have actually been some punches thrown.

[WstateU]

How does Purdue always get these massive human beings. They had Isaac Haas for a bit who was 7'2 295. Now their big man is 7'4 295

[Horn28Clem30]

Totally forgot Wade was with Arkansas, let alone starting. Pretty cool seeing him making plays against Gonzaga

[shockerfan]

Totally forgot Wade was with Arkansas, let alone starting. Pretty cool seeing him making plays against Gonzaga

He is playing well. Good defense and hitting shots. Good for him!