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Poor guy, he’s gotta eat sometime.opened his "mouth"
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Poor guy, he’s gotta eat sometime.opened his "mouth"
Fifth seedsWhat did he do now?
Lunardi is like preseason football, completely meaningless but still gets lots of attention.Fucking Lunardi
I mean, I don’t think he is being crazy. We’re 28 in KenPom, 25 in Torvik, 26 in NET. Torvik has us as the second highest 6 seed.Fifth seeds
St. John’s
Tennessee
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
UNC is a 6
Tennessee
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
All lost
If you're looking at what's posted on the ESPN site, he hasn't updated since Friday morning.Fifth seeds
St. John’s
Tennessee
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
UNC is a 6
Tennessee
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
All lost
If we win out, we have an outside shot at a 2 seed, but beating Duke in Durham would only get us to the four line. We are currently a 5-6 seed depending on the site.I meant ncaa. Who are your top 8?
I don’t think our metrics can get high enough to warrant a 2 seed, even if we have a nice resume (would have the best win in the country at duke). I think Hubert has done a fine job this year and has done well adjusting with the injuries (he typically does his best work when his back is against the wall). I still have some concerns, particularly our defensive philosophy and getting consistent effort, but this has obviously been a better coaching job than last years disaster. Hopefully we can get a couple high level transfers from the portal and actually stack decent seasonsWell I would disagree.. But it seems like a better take than to continue to argue we should fire a coach who now is 23-6, has only had Trimble Wilson and veesaar all for 14 if 29 games and will play for a no.2 seed next week if we handle Clemson.
Win the next 5 with wins @dook, uva neutral site, and dook neutral site and the Heels will be 2 seed.I don’t think our metrics can get high enough to warrant a 2 seed, even if we have a nice resume (would have the best win in the country at duke). I think Hubert has done a fine job this year and has done well adjusting with the injuries (he typically does his best work when his back is against the wall). I still have some concerns, particularly our defensive philosophy and getting consistent effort, but this has obviously been a better coaching job than last years disaster. Hopefully we can get a couple high level transfers from the portal and actually stack decent seasons
I would rather be a 6 seed than a 5. Opposite side of the bracket from the 1-seed.Fifth seeds
St. John’s
Tennessee
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
UNC is a 6
Tennessee
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
All lost
I know favorable seeds give you a better chance but I'll be damned if I can get too upset by a place or two. You have to be ready to face every team in the tournament once you qualify. I take about as much satisfaction out of playing well and losing to a one seed in the Sweet 16 as I do getting a lucky break or two to lose two rounds later. Yeah, the last sounds better but you're not a championship quality team that year either way.I would rather be a 6 seed than a 5. Opposite side of the bracket from the 1-seed.
Agreed.I would rather be a 6 seed than a 5. Opposite side of the bracket from the 1-seed.
Tournaments are a crapshoot in some ways. You only have to beat the teams that you face. It the 1-seed gets upset before you get to that game, then you have an easier path to the Final Four. In ncsux's 2024 run, they didn't have to face 3-seed Kentucky who was upset by Oakland, and they didn't have to face 1-seed Houston. In 2014, UConn didn't have to face 1-seed UVa in the regional final, and they then beat 8-seed Kentucky for the championship. In 2023, UConn (again) faced 8-seed Arkansas instead of 1-seed Kansas in the sweet 16, and got to the Final Four with 2 5-seeds and a 9-seed. I don't think UConn would trade those championships for losses to a 1-seed in the sweet 16.I know favorable seeds give you a better chance but I'll be damned if I can get too upset by a place or two. You have to be ready to face every team in the tournament once you qualify. I take about as much satisfaction out of playing well and losing to a one seed in the Sweet 16 as I do getting a lucky break or two to lose two rounds later. Yeah, the last sounds better but you're not a championship quality team that year either way.
Oh, I know the reality of luck, match ups and all that. I was just doing an old man rant on the focus on the fine details of the seedings. I understand that the best time doesn't always win and that you take advantage of every edge. I still can't get too excited about them.Tournaments are a crapshoot in some ways. You only have to beat the teams that you face. It the 1-seed gets upset before you get to that game, then you have an easier path to the Final Four. In ncsux's 2024 run, they didn't have to face 3-seed Kentucky who was upset by Oakland, and they didn't have to face 1-seed Houston. In 2014, UConn didn't have to face 1-seed UVa in the regional final, and they then beat 8-seed Kentucky for the championship. In 2023, UConn (again) faced 8-seed Arkansas instead of 1-seed Kansas in the sweet 16, and got to the Final Four with 2 5-seeds and a 9-seed. I don't think UConn would trade those championships for losses to a 1-seed in the sweet 16.
No 5-seed has ever won the NCAA tournament, but a 6- 7- and 8-seed have.
If it’d help, we can do it again next weekend, as well. Just let us know.I'd personally like to thank UNC for pulling the game out against us.
A 5 is due.Tournaments are a crapshoot in some ways. You only have to beat the teams that you face. It the 1-seed gets upset before you get to that game, then you have an easier path to the Final Four. In ncsux's 2024 run, they didn't have to face 3-seed Kentucky who was upset by Oakland, and they didn't have to face 1-seed Houston. In 2014, UConn didn't have to face 1-seed UVa in the regional final, and they then beat 8-seed Kentucky for the championship. In 2023, UConn (again) faced 8-seed Arkansas instead of 1-seed Kansas in the sweet 16, and got to the Final Four with 2 5-seeds and a 9-seed. I don't think UConn would trade those championships for losses to a 1-seed in the sweet 16.
No 5-seed has ever won the NCAA tournament, but a 6- 7- and 8-seed have.
Sorry, but I for one, will be pulling for UCONNI'd personally like to thank UNC for pulling the game out against us.
It's allowed Scheyer to light a fire under our defense. The NCAAT is going to be brutal. I want so bad to punk YouCONn by 20.
Ha! Yes! I saw him for a split second and was like, “Is that Kevin Salvadori?” Gotta say, he looks young for a guy in his mid-50s.