OT: Morton is kicking ass
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They just talked about him being everywhere and being so smart and then commented that he was at Purdue and they have smart coaches
It would be interesting to learn how the black player for Colorado State got the nickname “cracker Johnson”. Things that make you go hmmnn
Thats great to hear. I'm glad he found a spot and I would be lying if I didn't wish he was still here.
Very happy for Ethan. Dude deserves this moment. Tough kid.
Enjoyed watching him play today. Per the announcers, he had his best scoring day of his college career with 11.
Colorado State has a stud in Nique Clifford, who had 24 today. Salt was their only other player in double figures. Great to see him back in the tournament. They'll be a 12 or 13. Chance to be our opponent in Seattle.
Congrats to Ethan Morton for making it back to the NCAA Tournament!
The MWC was rough for bubble teams like Xavier, Texas, UNC, and Indiana. That league will get at least 3 teams now with Colorado State in. (New Mexico and Utah State are safely in). San Diego State and Boise State were both first four teams in this morning's bracketmatrix.
The MWC probably won't get all 5 in, but they could definitely get 4.
The MWC was rough for bubble teams like Xavier, Texas, UNC, and Indiana. That league will get at least 3 teams now with Colorado State in. (New Mexico and Utah State are safely in). San Diego State and Boise State were both first four teams in this morning's bracketmatrix.
The MWC probably won't get all 5 in, but they could definitely get 4.
Yeah that seems like the common thinking. The MWC is doing the same thing they did last year. It's almost as if they're planning all the games in advance to maximize their bids.
There's probably at least a 50/50 chance the MWC gets more teams in than the ACC. San Diego State and Boise State could push out hallowed blue bloods UNC and Indiana.
Could be. Bracketmatrix thinks they're pretty safe, last #9 seed this morning--above all the last 4 byes.
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