I know, who cares. Took care of Utah by 16 points. Guess they were legit.
I wish I was watching Marquette in MSG this week.
They beat Ohio State three times. Beat us and Notre Dame on the road. They were playing good basketball the end of the year. Carr is a beast. Pomeroy said they will win the Big Ten next year if Carr comes back.
Quote from: Newsdreams on March 29, 2018, 08:16:27 PM
I know, who cares. Took care of Utah by 16 points. Guess they were legit.
I guess cats and dogs are going to be best friends from now forward, too, because Penn State sucks at basketball! What is happening in the world.
Go Loyola.
Hang a banner!
***Lost to NIT Champs***
We were their closest win. So by the associative property of basketball we were the second best team in the NIT
I saw most of the second half. Was most impressed by the vocal fanbases for both teams. They embraced the tourney for sure. Did not appreciate the Eric Devendorf flashback, though. What a snake.
I didn't watch any NIT hoops after we made our unceremonious exit, but I was very impressed with how Penn State played against our lads.
I hope Carr comes back (if he determines that is his best option) and the Nittanies kick butt in the Little 14 next season.
#crapshoot
Quote from: Lazar's Headband on March 29, 2018, 08:59:42 PM
Hang a banner!
***Lost to NIT Champs***
NIT Elite 8!
2-1 on our home court!
Penn State owns the NIT, 10 wins in a row. Unfortunately, they have not won an NCAA tournament game since 2001.
Their entire athletic program should've received the death penalty for aiding and protecting a child rapist for more than a decade.
Hang THAT banner!!
Quote from: silverback on March 30, 2018, 11:40:13 AM
Their entire athletic program should've received the death penalty for aiding and protecting a child rapist for more than a decade.
Hang THAT banner!!
No doubt. Sandusky State should have been bulldozed.
Quote from: NotAnAlum on March 29, 2018, 09:15:31 PM
We were their closest win. So by the associative property of basketball we were the second best team in the NIT
Yes, MU did make things tight down the stretch, but a couple unforced turnovers derailed the comeback.
Did anyone see the Paint Touches tweet that one 2016 NIT revenue share is worth 1/300th of one 2016 NCAA revenue share? If you ever wondered how much more important the NCAA tourney is than the NIT, we can now quantify it was 300 times more important.
Quote from: cheese ball chaser on March 30, 2018, 02:31:45 PM
Did anyone see the Paint Touches tweet that one 2016 NIT revenue share is worth 1/300th of one 2016 NCAA revenue share? If you ever wondered how much more important the NCAA tourney is than the NIT, we can now quantify it was 300 times more important.
If you think that money is the only way to measure importance.
Quote from: Nukem2 on March 30, 2018, 02:27:35 PM
Yes, MU did make things tight down the stretch, but a couple unforced turnovers derailed the comeback.
The getting burned on the same ally oop play two times in a row, stretching the lead to 10, was what derailed the comeback
Quote from: Billy Hoyle on March 30, 2018, 07:25:51 PM
The getting burned on the same ally oop play two times in a row, stretching the lead to 10, was what derailed the comeback
It was both! Plus Hauser playing on a bum hip, he missed a bunch of open threes he cashed all season. Good experience to build on, let's go win 25 games next year.