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[TC4THREE]

Fun Fact:

Edwards, Mathias, Thompson, Swanigan, and Cline went 4-30 (13%) against NM.

Yet Purdue still won by double digits. Tough team, that New Mexico. LOL.

And they came closer to winning in Mackey than that ulta tough Pitt team did on their own home court!

Sorry you're butthurt that Purdue didn't cover against NM and I knew it beforehand and you didn't. Hope you are able to move on with your life eventually. I can keep going back and forth here as long as you want.

 

[PUownsIU]

........ I no longer care about your thoughts on the matter.

LOL....and yet you keep replying to something you don't care about. Lie much?


Fun FACT:

Pittsburgh played #306 Cent. Arkansas…..and won by FIFTY-THREE (53).
New Mexico played #308 Nicholls State….and won by NINE (9).

53 point win vs. 9 point win against basically identical teams…..hmmmmm...

Powerhouse, that New Mexico squad....LOL. Pencil them in for the Final Four!


Fun FACT #2:

From Today's Yahoo Sports:
3. PURDUE (9-0): The Boilermakers haven't beaten a Top 25 opponent yet, but a 13-point road win at Pittsburgh and a 15-point neutral-court win over Florida suggests this team is for real.

Hmmmm....notice that they mention a win at Pitt as being impressive......
The win against a lesser team like New Mexico? Not so much. LOL.


Numerous Facts vs. No Facts.
Numerous Polls vs. No Polls.
Numerous Computer Rankings vs. No Computer Rankings.
Numerous Expert Backing Testimony vs. No Expert Backing Testimony.

LOL.

 

[TC4THREE]

Yet we still won by more at Pitt than we did against New Mexico in Mackey!

 

[boilerzz]

Yet we still won by more at Pitt than we did against New Mexico in Mackey!

That's a terrible argument. Rutgers and Penn State played Purdue to closer games last year than IU and Michigan. Does that mean they were better than them?

 

[mathboy]

There is no transitive property in college basketball, for heaven's sake. Let's just let this pointless argument die a natural death.

Ugh!

 

[TC4THREE]

That's a terrible argument. Rutgers and Penn State played Purdue to closer games last year than IU and Michigan. Does that mean they were better than them?

Sorry I didn't pick two random teams with an rpi of over 300 and use margin of victory as a comparison. That would be far more valid.