How big could the vandy game turn out to be
Probably the same size as any game looks on my television.
Quote from: The Sultan of Sunshine on November 06, 2016, 08:46:27 PM
Probably the same size as any game looks on my television.
What if you buy a new, bigger TV after the Vandy game? Would that cost us a seed line?
If I moved the projector back, I could probably make it as big as 12'x7', but then my kids' kindergarten pictures will be on the court.
It's the biggest game of the year.
Until Saturday.
yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge
I'm confident it will be bigger on my living room tv then on my iPad......
I will have two, I tell you, two Sonoran Salsas going
At this point, impossible to say. If we go 25-5, it's not that big. If we go 18-12, it's immense. Had we beat Belmont last year, we would have likely gone to the NIT.
Vandy, like us, is expected to be in the hunt for a NCAA berth. Personally, I think losing two NBA picks will be too much for them to weather, but the expectation is still there. Beating a team like this could determine seeding come March or determine inclusion. But at this point, no way to know just how big it is.
One different decision, and 13-14 could have been the team Vander-bilt
On an unrelated bad pun note:
If the voice on your iPhone blamed someone with the skin tone of one of our presidential candidates for a problem,
Would that be a Siri accuse orangemen.
I think it is really huge and that is the same way I think about the Big East opener against Georgetown. Start out the season (conference) on a positive or start out the season (conference) behind the 8 ball. Losing does not end our chance for success, but it does not bode well and gives us a smaller margin of error.
Quote from: tower912 on November 07, 2016, 09:49:43 AM
One different decision, and 13-14 could have been the team Vander-bilt
On an unrelated bad pun note:
If the voice on your iPhone blamed someone with the skin tone of one of our presidential candidates for a problem,
Would that be a Siri accuse orangemen.
Ha.ha. Like the Vander Built line.
First pun: ++
Second pun: --
It's not an exact science.
Quote from: tower912 on November 07, 2016, 10:35:04 AM
It's not an exact science.
It's more art than science. Maybe a little extra study time at Art's will help you out.
I think a win would be big, just for confidence. As Brew said, depending on how the year shakes out, it could end up being a big game at the end of the season.
I think MU needs to go at a minimum 2-3 against Vandy, Michigan, SMU/PITT, Georgia and Wisconsin. Losing to Vandy will make that more difficult, so I will go ahead and say its a pretty game as far as lid lifters go.
It's a very big one (nh)
It's bigly
All kidding aside, the games against Vandy, Michigan and Pitt/SMU are very important as they are likely competition for bubble spots. We lose more than one and it makes the bubble effort that much harder
Quote from: mu03eng on November 07, 2016, 12:25:03 PM
It's bigly
All kidding aside, the games against Vandy, Michigan and Pitt/SMU are very important as they are likely competition for bubble spots. We lose more than one and it makes the bubble effort that much harder
If we could get 3/4 of 4/4 of those games that would be great
It's biggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg!
I believe this game will tell us a lot about the upcoming season.
94 feet, just like the rest of MU's games.
Quote from: Lazar's Headband on November 07, 2016, 05:46:48 PM
94 feet, just like the rest of MU's games.
I Hear Thee.......We don't fold our tents (Season) after this game.
Won't know for 5 years.
This game is like Trump's feet. Bigger than his hands, but on the other hand (foot??), we'll all be better if we don't hear about it ever again.
Come at me mods
Does Riley Lachance go off on MU? Hit some of those should-have-recruited-me three pointers?
(Yes, I know it was Bazz and not Wojo, but still)
Quote from: Eldon on November 07, 2016, 08:12:03 PM
Does Riley Lachance go off on MU? Hit some of those should-have-recruited-me three pointers?
(Yes, I know it was Bazz and not Wojo, but still)
He'll probably have about 10-12 points and 2-4 assists and rebounds.
Using my Fortran IV programming skills learned at Marquette, I compute that Marquette has a 61.3986% chance of winning this game. However, that still means that Vandy has a Lachance of winning.
Quote from: leever on November 08, 2016, 08:05:00 AM
Using my Fortran IV programming skills learned at Marquette, I compute that Marquette has a 61.3986% chance of winning this game. However, that still means that Vandy has a Lachance of winning.
Did you use a VAX 11?
Morse code or smoke signals, hey?