I’m with you. KU fans are the absolute worst.

Thanks JORR....he is just like his old friggin man......you ever she the Minnesota warmups......good God

I think I can breathe again, ready for today.

Big 10 has had a rough couple of days*.

A friend of mine's son laid a donut for Kentucky today. About 0-15 from the field. That's tough

David N'Guessman is 2023 version of Jaimie Huffman right JORR

Did he lose a shoe?

How does Shaka Smart keep getting HC jobs. He hasn't done anything in the tourney since that 2011 VCU run

2022 - 9 seed Marquette bounced in the opening round 95-63 by 8 seed UNC
2021 - No. 3 Texas upset by No. 14 Abilene Christian in the first round
2018 - loses an opening round 10-7 matchup to Nevada (Wolfpack, not Runnin' Rebs)
2016 - Texas 6 seed loses in the opening round to 11 seed Northern Iowa
2015 - VCU 7 ousted in the opening round by 10 seed tOSU
2014 - 5 seed VCU pinned in the opening round by 3:16 (12 seed)
and so on

And then this year after getting a favorable 2-15 matchup against Vermont (do they even hoop in Vermont) Smart gets schooled by old man Izzo

The people hiring him are not smart?

Had a good season overall at Marquette, though. I don't think they were expected to do much. Plus, last year, UNC went to the national championship game.
But Texas was pathetic under him, that's for sure. I'm sure Marquette will take the 27 o-a full decade btw tourney wins.
r whatever wins . . . for a few seasons. I think Texas fired him the day after his last tournament debacle.

Indiana just completely outplayed.

Had a good season overall at Marquette, though. I don't think they were expected to do much.

In the 64 team era, no team that was unranked to begin the season and was seeded one or two has advanced past the round of eight. Two teams fit that description this year- Purdue and Marquette.

How does Shaka Smart keep getting HC jobs. He hasn't done anything in the tourney since that 2011 VCU run

2022 - 9 seed Marquette bounced in the opening round 95-63 by 8 seed UNC
2021 - No. 3 Texas upset by No. 14 Abilene Christian in the first round
2018 - loses an opening round 10-7 matchup to Nevada (Wolfpack, not Runnin' Rebs)
2016 - Texas 6 seed loses in the opening round to 11 seed Northern Iowa
2015 - VCU 7 ousted in the opening round by 10 seed tOSU
2014 - 5 seed VCU pinned in the opening round by 3:16 (12 seed)
and so on

And then this year after getting a favorable 2-15 matchup against Vermont (do they even hoop in Vermont) Smart gets schooled by old man Izzo

Big East: 3
SEC: 3
Big 12: 2
Big 10: 1
ACC: 1
WCC: 1
Mountain West: 1
AAC: 1
PAC 12: 1
Ivy League: 1
Conference USA: 1


Big 10 started with 8 teams

Yep been saying all year that I didnt think the Big 10 was going to do very well. I am not sure the answer but the programs in the Big 10 have to make some adjustments if they want to start doing better in the big dance.

They need to find a way to stop the regular season from being 20 games of Big Ten teams playing football on the basketball court. They can't break away from the overly physical play in the conference season that you rarely see in the tournament outside of the Tenn-Duke game. It hurts recruiting. It wears down the top teams physically. You watch an SEC or Big 12 team and they play a more wide open style that no Big Ten team really plays.

Indiana just completely outplayed.

So how do you change that? I agree with the idea, but just not sure how they go about making those changes.