Will be in the title game, but it is too much to expect Painter to get to a Final Four.
KSU, FAU, Creighton, Princeton, or SDSU
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Sd State is an old and experienced team that plays amazing defense, they earned that Bama win, they gave nothing easy. Miller was horrid!
Three of those are in. But not one of them was a #1 Seed. Nor a # 2 seed.
a (5), a (6), or a (9) will play one of Texas/Miami, UConn/Gonzaga for the NCAA Tournament title. Florida Atlantic doesn't give a hoot for all the doubters.
Don't be surprised to see them win it all. May has a great TEAM...emphasis on TEAM...and his demeanor would never suggest he learned how to coach from Knight.
Creighton's seed is a little deceiving, when they had that 6 game losing streak, Kalkbrenner was out being sick
Not sure I understood why Creighton used the "foul to give" so early. San Diego State couldn't run out the clock at that point and had only about three seconds left.
Officials absolutely in the right (IMO) on the foul call - contact with left arm affected the shooter.
San Diego State vs. Florida Atlantic next Saturday. Who had that one?
Officials absolutely in the right (IMO) on the foul call - contact with left arm affected the shooter.
San Diego State vs. Florida Atlantic next Saturday. Who had that one?
It's not "too much" to expect, but if this tournament has shown anything, it's that there's a ton of other factors that go into a deep tourney run
after allowing all that physical play all game they call that shit. One time Kalk got a rebound he got a little shove from behind and went out of bounds, another time before he missed that bunnie on the 2nd shot the first shot they had a handful of his jersey on his back. They also missed a couple of travels on them
Elite guards and mobile big men? That combo hasnt happened since Carsen and Haarms in WL. Its really not that hard to see these teams have guards that can take over and big men that can actually defend.
Fair point on whether they consistently called the game......we've never seen that issue before with the Big Ten.
I think what I've seen from most of the tournament games is that they're rewarding controlled aggression for the most part. There has been a lot of contact on the glass in games I've seen.
