Since January 28th of last year, this team has won one road game - March 1st at Georgetown and one neutral-site game on March 13th over Xavier in the BET.

I think James and Stevens can be for MU what Boyd and Blackwell are for Wisconsin.If Wisconsin had a really good front court player they could reach the Final Four. Shaka needs another good big man to take MU to another level.I like Parham and Sheek.

Quote from: MuggsyB on February 13, 2026, 09:01:50 PMThey're not a top 4 seed if you look at their overall results but definitely have 3 major wins.

Sweet 16 potential, for sure. Gard is vanilla pudding but give him credit, plays the portal, has another solid season. This offseason, he'll reload again.

Quote from: CountryRoads on February 13, 2026, 08:40:12 PMBadgers look like a top 4 seed.

They're not a top 4 seed if you look at their overall results but definitely have 3 major wins.

Quote from: Billy Hoyle on February 13, 2026, 07:07:15 PMI'm sure the Canadian has already apologized.

Sorry, eh. That's not what Team Canada is all aboot.

Badgers look like a top 4 seed.

What ever happened to Doris Burkes thong?
Or lances other nut?

Real solid scoop names

He's not necessarily wrong about not being sent to Beijing in 2022, he was second at the National Championships and normally the first three would go. But they sent the fourth place finisher Jason Brown, I think on the basis that Brown had international experience on the senior level, it was somewhat controversial at the time. Nathan Chen was the big name that year ( he had gone into the 2018 Olympics with high expectations and also failed to medal after an awful short program). Going there, with no medal expectations, might well have helped him deal with the Olympic pressure.
I thought that he was quite gracious in the interview afterwards, after a crushing disappointment at his young age.
I enjoyed the Kazakh skater, and am happy for him.