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#1 seed in the NIT at least we get home court all the way to New York if we can get there.
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#1 seed in the NIT at least we get home court all the way to New York if we can get there.
As good as winning the Not Important Tournament would be I'd rather see us decline a bid to the Nobody's Interested Tournament. I'd rather see them decline the bid and make the statement that this program is moving toward the NCAA's and doesnt accept mediocrity. I dont think winning a tournament that gives you the right to say you are the 66th best team in the country is acceptable.
Sorry SEC folks, as usual, the best conference in the country was confirmed tonight during Selection Sunday!!
The ACC leads every other conference with 7 teams in the tourney.
And, truth be known, that number should be 8 without a doubt. FSU got snubbed big time and deserved a shot in the big dance!!!
You deserve it and should be able to make a nice run at the title.
Glad to see you've abandoned this mode of thinking:
That's a load. The SEC had two in the final four last year, the national champ, and I believe the NIT champion. Where was the ACC?
The selection committee has always been in bed with the ACC and thinks that it is the greatest conference and greatest basketball on earth. It was, but surely not this season. Their unjustified love for the ACC shined brightly by them giving Duke a 6 seed. They lost three of their last five, 7 of their last 11, haven't been AP ranked in weeks. The selection committee is in love with the ACC. No doubt they have been outstanding in the past, but I think the SEC is better, and the PAC-10 is better this season.
I don't care for any of the big conferences really, but the SEC took over last season. Fact is fact.
That's a load. The SEC had two in the final four last year, the national champ, and I believe the NIT champion. Where was the ACC?
The selection committee has always been in bed with the ACC and thinks that it is the greatest conference and greatest basketball on earth. It was, but surely not this season. Their unjustified love for the ACC shined brightly by them giving Duke a 6 seed. They lost three of their last five, 7 of their last 11, haven't been AP ranked in weeks. The selection committee is in love with the ACC. No doubt they have been outstanding in the past, but I think the SEC is better, and the PAC-10 is better this season.
I don't care for any of the big conferences really, but the SEC took over last season. Fact is fact.
Let's just see how the final 4 shakes out this year before we
delare which is better.
OK, but I like our odds, which was the original point.
UNC is in the toughest bracket as far as #1 seeds go.
Poor ole UNC.![]()
The concensus thus far has been that the West is the toughest thus far among "the analysts". But then again, they do have anal in their name, and they are always wrong, so we will see.
And I think I missed a major point in my first post. While yes, we are focusing on this season, I believe the ACC is weaker this year than last, while the SEC is the same if not stronger. Hence, my hate of the ACC-selection committee relationship.
Like Gundy said, we'll know the final four in a few weeks. If the ACC reigns supreme, I'll come back and take my medicine with my tail between my legs. Until then, we'll have some good banter.
F the ACC!!!![]()
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Long Beach St might go further then UCLA.
Dude's trying to smack talk ACC / SEC hoops from CA. That says all you need to know right there...![]()
Gotta problem with basketball in CA? And yeah, Long Beach has a chance to beat Tennessee, but I think Cal Poly should have beaten Long Beach (I was there). LB got some lucky calls and lucky breaks, but CP was the better tournament team. If LB can play better than they did on Saturday night, they can do it. Aaron Nixon is a beast.
I'm not so sure about LB going further than UCLA. If Afflalo can get back in his midseason groove, they will be a dangerous team.
As a whole, I see your statements unsupported as facts as well. The ACC being better, and the ACC appearing better by those teams having better records are quite different. They do play eachother almost exclusively for three months. Anyways, I didn't come over here to talk s***, I came over here to talk basketball. You can see it your way, I'll see it mine. I've avoided this thread for months because I knew it would take too much of my time, but Madness is about to start, so it's time to jump in. And the SEC is 4th or 5th in RPI is a bunk argument too. The RPI is not 100% computer calculated because it considers the AP top 25 as part of it's calculations, which are voted on by men, so even RPI is not without personal opinion or politics, IMOP.
All that really matters is the next few weeks.