Yahoo Sports - No love for MU

[Norm]

Unless, of course, they bomb away at, say, 60 percent and outscore us 42-6 from the 3-point line.

homer is right. Folks here are seriously underestimating Davidson. Some have criticized Yahoo types for writing without having seen Marquette. I wonder how many Marquette fans have seen Davidson.

If they're that good, how did they ever lose a game this season?

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Unless, of course, they bomb away at, say, 60 percent and outscore us 42-6 from the 3-point line.

homer is right. Folks here are seriously underestimating Davidson. Some have criticized Yahoo types for writing without having seen Marquette. I wonder how many Marquette fans have seen Davidson.

I saw Davidson play twice, respect them, but can think about the game without my underwearing edging itself in my ass crack.

[NavinRJohnson]

If they're that good, how did they ever lose a game this season?

I just don't get what anybody cares. It's the next game on the schedule. That ain't changing. Time to go out and play.

[MU82]

If they're that good, how did they ever lose a game this season?

Silliness.

How good is "that" good?

Who is the best team in the country? Louisville? Indiana? If they're that good, how did they ever lose a game?

Who is the best team in the NBA? The Heat? If they're that good, how did they ever lose a game?

Some say the '85 Bears are the best team in NFL history. If they were that good, how did they ever lose a game?

The 1998 Yankees ... the 1995-96 Bulls ... the 1976-77 Canadiens ... if they were that good, how did they ever lose a game?

By your apparent definition, the only team in pro sports history that can truly be called good were the 1972 Miami Dolphins.

Look, I never said Davidson was a great, unbeatable juggernaut. All I said was that they have talent, experience and other strengths and that I can see why some would predict an upset. I stand by that.