cu and nebraska are playing each other
v-tech, msu, georgia, washington st., and wichita st. all lost
Quote from: marqfan22 on March 05, 2011, 09:03:16 PM
cu and nebraska are playing each other
v-tech, msu, georgia, washington st., and wichita st. all lost
You better hope Butler beats UWM later this week. Washington State lost in OT and probably their best player not playing (Klay Thompson). MSU lost to another bubble team...MU got annihilated by a team that is going nowhere.
Quote from: ChicosBailBonds on March 05, 2011, 09:11:23 PM
You better hope Butler beats UWM later this week.
YOU better hope? When did WE become YOU, exactly? Interesting.
Quote from: Lennys Tap on March 05, 2011, 09:19:24 PM
YOU better hope? When did WE become YOU, exactly? Interesting.
Hey, I already know we're "easily in" at 9-9, I'm not worried about a thing.
And when I'm talking to someone directly, I use YOU or their name....nice try though. All the times I used "we" today doesn't count? I must be slipping up, since I truly hate MU and never want them to win.
That team going nowhere also whipped St. Johns a few days ago. Their record would have been far different with Hazell all year.
Not to defend our performance-it was AWFUL
I appreciate everyone's revisionist history after every close/bad loss we've had this year. Seton Hall is awful, and would still have been bad with Hazell this year, there's some revisionist history for you. Cincinnati isn't that good. They've whooped G'Town twice without their second best player and PG. Just admit we crapped the bed on Wednesday already.
And you (and I mean the ROYAL YOU) are GUZZLING the blue-and-gold KoolAid thinking we're in with this fermented garbage (9-9, 14 losses) resume. We now need to win 2 games in this tournament AT LEAST, then pray. Good luck with this bumbling, passion-less, defense-less crew that we're trotting out on the floor right now.
Quote from: StillWarriors on March 05, 2011, 09:24:03 PM
That team going nowhere also whipped St. Johns a few days ago. Their record would have been far different with Hazell all year.
Probably.
They were 8-9 with Hazell and 8-8 without him. They probably would have beaten Dayton, Richmond and Clemson if he had played in those games.
From a Big East perspective, he only missed three games and two of those were 17+ point blowouts. The other was a loss to Syracuse. They would potentially be NIT bound.