Don’t disagree with that at all.Jon might not be K but he's a better version of 2020 K.
Don’t disagree with that at all.Jon might not be K but he's a better version of 2020 K.
How many Coors lights have you had tonight, Chris?If UNC wins a play in game would they play a 1 seed in the first round? Could we get them as our first game? That would be wild
If UNC wins a play in game would they play a 1 seed in the first round? Could we get them as our first game? That would be wild
None actually. Just got some Taco Bell to celebrate.How many Coors lights have you had tonight, Chris?
I'll pray for your lower intestine.None actually. Just got some Taco Bell to celebrate.
1-11*UNC is 1-10 in the Quad 1 record....no way they should get in even with a few wins in the ACCT....ACC was not good this year
That’s the best part. ACC was so bad and yet UNC was absolutely midUNC is 1-10 in the Quad 1 record....no way they should get in even with a few wins in the ACCT....ACC was not good this year
I am in the minority here, but I don't think that the committee can leave out a 22 win UNC team that went out and played the schedule that they did. It's basically the same argument that they are trying to make to get a bunch of 8-11 SEC teams in, how hard the schedule was. My guess is they Play in the first four and maybe get a couple of W's.
There are also 100s of more examples of trusting a guy to play with 2 first half fouls where it works out. It's a gamble, not a mistake. Good point about how Coop played turnstile D trying to avoid his 3rd. I remember an NCAAT game vs UCLA where JWill scored 20 consecutive points and their star, Jason Kapono, picked up 4 first half fouls. I remember being impatient wanting him to foul out and wondering why we weren't going at him more aggressively, then I realized his defense made it good for us to have him on the floor....Jon’s decision to put Flagg back in with 2 fouls. Big mistake as the Heels got two baskets because he had to back off being aggressive on the play trying to avoid the 3rd foul which he got anyway.
Call it “The Shelden Williams rule” (see 2004 Final Four) when a key player gets 2 fouls in the first you park them. Fortunately Flagg’s third didn’t come back to haunt Duke like Shelden’s did. Each team’s biggest lead was 15 for Duke and 7 for Unc and neither lead held.
RJ also pulled shots out of his arse during that run, give him credit and they played more physical than they did in Durham. Maliq on those switches is so damn good defensively and he really clamped RJ down. When RJ went out for a breather, they took bad shots and weren’t passing It. That first three Maliq nailed was a dagger and he threw in another for good measure. A 22-6 heels run over two halves was followed by a 33-13 Duke run to close out the game in the last 15:44, Wow!
Pretty sure anyone here could post exactly what he would post, without bothering to look at their board.Has Gary posted his quick stuff yet?
I knew Maliq would play a role if he returned. I never thought his shooting would be the answer. Grateful for Caleb.Who woulda thought Foster and Maliq woulda turned the game around! Hell yeah
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Oh Chris, Maliq would surprisingly change the narrative.It's tough when Mal doesn't score much as Pat and Brown are not big scorers either.
One of the best passes of the year. It had to be like a bullet, and Brown/Kon delivered.Brown just gives us so much more than Maluach. Helluva a pass to Kon.
No.Brown makes us so much better. Do we even win tonight without him?