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03-05-2012, 06:54 PM
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I've watched eight or nine games now this season ... the most impressive team I've seen is certainly Marquette.
The Lennox Lewis looking dude can really play. They impressed me more than NC, Kentucky (I saw them play Vandy on the road) and Kansas did. Vandy would have easily beat Kentucky if they settled for outside shots instead of trying to will it inside where that friggen beast that was blocking and rebounding everything was.
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03-05-2012, 11:39 PM
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Not a college hoops maven, and won't be betting, but I think Florida is a sure bet-against in the first round. Gators are "rounding out of form."
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03-05-2012, 11:52 PM
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Kentucky is significantly better than anyone else in the country.
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03-11-2012, 12:04 PM
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First of 3 S-Curve projections today. Final one coming at 5:30 EST.
1 Kentucky * 1 Syracuse 1 North Carolina * 1 Michigan State * 2 Kansas 2 Missouri √ 2 Ohio State 2 Duke 3 Baylor 3 Marquette 3 Michigan 3 Georgetown 4 Louisville √ 4 Florida State 4 Wichita State 4 Wisconsin 5 Indiana 5 New Mexico √ 5 Temple 5 Murray State √ 6 Memphis √ 6 Vanderbilt 6 San Diego State 6 Saint Mary's √ 7 Cincinnati 7 UNLV 7 Creighton √ 7 Notre Dame 8 Florida 8 Kansas State 8 Gonzaga 8 Iowa State 9 Purdue 9 Alabama 9 Connecticut 9 Saint Louis 10 Virginia 10 VCU √ 10 Long Beach State √ 10 Colorado State 11 California 11 South Florida 11 North Carolina State 11 West Virginia 12 Xavier * 12 Seton Hall/Oregon 12 Drexel/Southern Miss 12 Texas 13 Belmont √ 13 Harvard √ 13 Colorado √ 13 South Dakota State √ 14 Ohio √ 14 New Mexico State √ 14 Davidson √ 14 Loyola (MD) √ 15 Montana √ 15 LIU-Brooklyn √ 15 Lehigh √ 15 UNC-Asheville √ 16 Lamar √ 16 Detroit √ 16 Norfolk State/Western Kentucky √ 16 Vermont/Mississippi Valley State √ Last Four In: Seton Hall, Drexel, Southern Miss, Oregon First Four Out: Marshall, Massachusetts, Iona, Dayton Next Four Out: Washington, BYU, Miami FL, Oral Roberts
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03-11-2012, 10:29 PM
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I said Marquette was the best team I've seen...but I also watched them play Louisville and the pressure D by Louisville made Marquette turn the ball over like crazy and they rushed up a lot of high percentage shots that didn't go. It's weird because Marquette isn't a very big team and you think they'd handle a press D...but they couldn't. I LOVE Marquette against any team that lets them control the pace when they have the ball on offense. They fucl<ed up over and over against pressure. I love the way Marquette plays defense. They are relentless. Detroit Titans are the small school that impressed me most. They freaking wiped the floor with Valpo in Valpo ... and Valpo was 3-0 against Butler this year.
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03-12-2012, 09:49 AM
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I really like Montana over Wisconsin. I follow Big Sky basketball probably way too close but I live out here and go to lots of games locally. Montana is one of the best Big Sky teams I've seen in awhile. Main issue is no depth at all. Pretty much go with 5 guys, but play really good defense, and can really, really shoot the 3. 4 of 5 starters over 43 percent and worst is at 37 percent, Will Cherry, who is by far the best player and a really good point guard. Destroyed Weber State last two times and their great future NBA guard Damian Lillard. HIstorically Big Sky not likely to win a game. Montana won a first rounder over Nevada a few years ago and WEber in the late 90s beat Georgetown so historically a pretty lame first round pick, but I think this team is different.
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03-12-2012, 10:55 AM
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I've only seen both Detroit and Kansas play once ... but Detroit might have a better back-court. If they don't get killed inside by the ChokeHawks, they'll certainly keep the margin single digits.
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