ioliva said:

Louisville may be a 7 seed but they were also ranked #13 which does mean something. I expect Duke to get the 1 overall but the committee does whatever they want…. Looking at you bubba

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The_Only_Blue said:

Could there be an argument that Florida gets a 1 seed in the east instead of Auburn? Auburn has lost 3 of their last 4 albeit against some good teams and Florida beat them head to head.

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springsportster said:

Procter needs to get some extra free throw practice in this week.

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The_Only_Blue said:

Could there be an argument that Florida gets a 1 seed in the east instead of Auburn? Auburn has lost 3 of their last 4 albeit against some good teams and Florida beat them head to head.

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bleediteveryday30 said:

Uconn as an 8 is a nightmare.

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ioliva said:

Jesus Christ

congratulations, again I was talking about a certain time frame of the game last night 🤡. Do you not understand that the game is ever changing? When I posted that comment, it was obvious our ball movement died. In fact several other posters commented about it, wasn’t just me.

In this certain time frame 4:12-0 we scored 5 to Louisville’s 10.

We were elite when you look at the game as a whole , just not that sequence

not sure how you’re still lacking comprehension here. I’ll give you an example, proctor a good ft shooter was hitting 75% before last night. At the end, he went 1-5. Although he’s been solid all year, last night he was bad from the stripe. Do you understand now? 🤡🤡🤡🤡

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The_Only_Blue said:

Florida looks really good. Big strong dudes with experience and deep.

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JimboSlice00 said:

Hopefully they end up a 1 and on the complete opposite side. Also, I keep seeing UConn as the 8 in east. They are certainly not as good as last two years, but still do not love them in 2nd round.

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GAAP said:

Duke scored 1.26 points per possession last night. That's elite by any standard.

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Quavarius said:

Also, you hate having injuries at this time of year but they also allow opportunities for other players. Now Scheyer has more players he can trust before the injuries which will allow Duke to play many different styles. This team is very versatile. You never want to be without your best player because after the Round of 64, each round gets tougher and tougher. Playing a deeper bench allows us to pressure other teams since we will be fresher. That wears down other teams after 40 minutes.

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Dattier said:

EVERYBODY shortens their bench during the tourney, and we are all very used to K doing that through much of the regular season, whether we agreed with him or whether we were wrong.

But this year, we have successfully integrated a deeper rotation -- depending on match-ups -- with little drop-off. There is no reason to shorten the bench just for the sake of it. Caleb and Pat's play down the stretch warrants maintaining a 9-man rotation once Coop is back.

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christophero said:

Two things I think you need to win it all is veteran guards and frontcourt depth. We have Proctor and Sion, and the emergence of Pat gives us nice depth. I am not holding my breath on Brown coming back, he seems a bit snake bitten with injuries this year.

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