North Texas punches its ticket into the NIT CHAMPIONSHIP game.
Wisconsin = 54
(Big10)
North Texas = 56
(2023-24 AAC Member)
The Mean Green held the Badgers scoreless for the last 9 minutes of the game and UNT came back from 12+ down to win.
The Future members to the AAC are 16 and 1 in the post season this year.
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Originally posted by Kel Varnsen View Post
Why not? They’re both great stories and two really good teams.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post
That's not what he said.
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Originally posted by Shock Top View PostK-STATE had pissed this away
K-state loses a good one in Nowell, but, Nowell is to FVV what Jameer Nelson is to Chris Paul. I felt the need to put that out there.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post
That's not what he said.
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That is a pretty interesting criteria for making it to the final four. A P-5 school with a large fan base. That sounds just anal enough that a majority of the beakers will believe this is the way it should be. What a bunch of sanctimonious pricks.
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I willing to bet that the Championship game get more than 17.052 million this year.Year Championship Game Vwrs. Media Vwrs. vs. 10 yr avg 2022 Kansas-UNC 17.052M Turner 17.052 -17% 2021 Baylor-Gonzaga 17.081M CBS 17.081 -16% 2020 Covid-no teams - - 2019 Virginia-Texas Tech 19.630M CBS 19.630 -4% 2018 Villanova-Michigan 15.967M Turner 15.967 -22% 2017 UNC-Gonzaga 22.998M CBS 22.998 13% 2016 Villanova-UNC 17.752M Turner 17.752 -13% 2015 Duke-Wisconsin 28.263M CBS 28.263 38% 2014 UConn-Kentucky 21.196M CBS 21.196 4% 2013 Louisville-Michigan 23.426M CBS 23.426 15% 2012 Kentucky-Kansas 20.869M CBS 20.869 2% Decade Avg. Vwrs. per year 2010's 21.410M 2000's 20.206M 1990's 29.361M 1980's 29.638M 1970's 28.737M Last edited by Kung Wu; March 27, 2023, 03:11 PM.
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