NCAA MBB Tournament

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Originally Posted by fanof71

Why can't we have nice things....

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the Cajuns were called for 10 more fouls than Tennessee, who scored 23 of their 63 points from the free throw line. That's what kept Tennessee in the game, even after they took the lead for good with just over four minutes to play when a questionable reach-in foul kept the Cajuns from getting the ball back down 60-58 with 15 seconds left to play.

I just looked at the crowd and was like 'What just happened?'" said Brett Smith, who was called for the foul. "I couldn't have made that steal any cleaner than that."



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Originally Posted by RaginScotsman

I hate to say it but what they've done in Lake Chuck is encouraging. The Southland is a one bid league and McNeese State had not been to the dance in 2 decades prior to last year. A coach that, rightly or wrongly, understands what it takes to compete in today's game turned them around instantaneously. Get the community interested, get donor backing and get transfers that can contribute immediately. There's the coaching thing too. Have to know what you're doing.

With the state of Sun Belt basketball, Coach White has an opportunity to make an immediate impact. I'm optimistic, for once :)

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Nobody in the SLC with the exception of MAYBE IWU (a private university) may pony up the money to compete for a title.

Also, it helped to leverage a natural disaster to host the conference tournament in the name of economic stimulus. At one point McNeese was scheduled to host ALL championships but that got tossed a year or so ago.

The SBC at least didn’t pull in a deep pocketed university. Notice how Liberty has been running over the CUSA with the exception of baseball, where DBU is years ahead of them.

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Originally Posted by R1Letterman

If you didnt see the games and dont know the answer it is ok to not post

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That would be correct...

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Originally Posted by R1Letterman

the Cajuns were called for 10 more fouls than Tennessee, who scored 23 of their 63 points from the free throw line. That's what kept Tennessee in the game, even after they took the lead for good with just over four minutes to play when a questionable reach-in foul kept the Cajuns from getting the ball back down 60-58 with 15 seconds left to play.

I just looked at the crowd and was like 'What just happened?'" said Brett Smith, who was called for the foul. "I couldn't have made that steal any cleaner than that."



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Yes, I saw that game to...skipping work to dot at a bar in Asheville...I don't need a link to post about that game..

Out in the first round…

Texas (first 4)
Georgia
Missouri
Vandy
Mississippi State

But hey, that’s 5 units for the SEC. 9 still in play.

Follow. The. Money.

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Originally Posted by ZoomZoom

Out in the first round…

Texas (first 4)
Georgia
Missouri
Vandy
Mississippi State

But hey, that’s 5 units for the SEC. 9 still in play.

Follow. The. Money.

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Pretty much.

If sunbelt lost that many, the conference would probably have automatics bids stricken from every sport

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Originally Posted by ZoomZoom

Out in the first round…

Texas (first 4)
Georgia
Missouri
Vandy
Mississippi State

But hey, that’s 5 units for the SEC. 9 still in play.

Follow. The. Money.

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Oklahoma makes it 6 SEC one and dones.

But don’t fret, they have 8 still in the round of 32, ironically none playing each other.

Those into Jethroian ciphering, that’s 25% of the second round units, and the money.

Any doubts where this is headed? Greed has no cap.

still the best college chat board going. just wonderful stuff.

Ah, there’s the old McNeese we know and love. Down 20, WW and Shumate get T’ed up. Now 25 down.