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I’m going with St. Bonny!
I’m going with St. Bonny!
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Georgia Tech taking out Illinois in the second round. Tech's PG may be my favorite college player this year not playing for the Tide.
I got LSU taking down the Michigan in the 2nd round.
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It would obviously be really hard to beat Gonzaga. But it’d be pretty difficult to beat LSU again too.
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as long as Iona does no upset anybody i am fine. trying to think of who they play
13 always seems to beat a 4. I'm also rolling with Winthrop over Nova and UCSB over the Creighton
I think Colgate might get them. That game will be about as up and down as it gets. Winner will be in the high 80s to 90s
At times Arkansas has a cavity in the heart of that defence
If Colgate wins their players will do the floss
Same here. Michigan struggled a little down the stretch and LSU is playing their best basketball all year.
Ohio U at least seems like a great pick to cover the spread. Not sure if Virginia has even been able to practice this week with all its Covid mess, and may be missing several players. Agreed on Winthrop and Rutgers as well. I want to pick UCSB but still waffling. I guess it's time to decide.
That particular region has me baffled. I'm not overly impressed with Virginia. I'm tempted to have USCMB and Ohio playing in the Sweet 16
Agree that it wouldn't be surprising to see Ohio and UMBC in the Round of 32 (or Creighton/UVA). Both games are really toss ups to me.
Yesterday morning I listened to a podcast with ESPN's Seth Greenberg and he talked about how well North Texas defends and expected a tight one with Purdue, so on a whim I picked the Mean Green in a few brackets. I didn't realize they were a not too sharp 18-9 coming in but got lucky with their win. I bet they give Villanova a pretty good game. Winthrop completely let me down. I'd never seen them play but loved what I read about them. It turned out their 6'7'' PG can shoot a shot further away than 2 feet, and they just weren't anywhere close on the talent needed to advance in the tournament.
Don't think anyone saw Oral freakin' Roberts coming, even with the nation's leading scorer. Throughout that game I told my buddy I was watching with that they play an awful lot like Bama. Move up the floor quickly and find a good shot quickly, and everyone can shoot. I think the guy that surprised me the most was their forward Kevin Obanor. About 6'6'' I guess and could shoot threes and shoots 88% from the FT line. I kept thinking "how is this guy at Oral Roberts". Ohio State definitely missed Kyle Young, and they had plenty of good looks at winning time to win the game but couldn't sink it when needed. Bye Bye Buckeyes.
Hoping Bama comes out hot and puts distance between us and the Gaels early.
So much parity in basketball because there are just so many good players! I mean you have non-ranked players across the country who are dropping 30 ppg in high school.
oral Roberts hurt me because I had OSU in my elite 8... although it was fun to see that upset.
I really rolled the dice on Winthrop and had them winning two rounds. Huge fail.
I posted that before I knew their best player and ACC player of the year was out with carona.
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