Guest Jimbo Posted March 7, 2004 Report Posted March 7, 2004 Good game...Felton rules. That drive to the basket was gutsy as hell. William's reaction was great as all the Tar Heels were just grining in awe. I woulda liked to have seen Coach K's raection though, although it may not have been appropriate for television, lol.
Guest Posted March 7, 2004 Report Posted March 7, 2004 Well, my high ranking in the College Hoops PickEm on ESPN.com went to hell.
Guest Redhawk Posted March 7, 2004 Report Posted March 7, 2004 In case you were wondering, here's the one Top 150 player committed to Georgetown: Cornelio Guibunda, 6-foot-9, 204 pounds, PF, The King Low Heywood Thomas School (Conn.), orginally from Mozambique. Ranked #101 on rivals.com for CLass of 2004 recruits. He averaged 25.2 points, 14 rebounds, and 7.8 blocks as a junior. He sounds good, but Esherick and the AD act like they've got the Fab Five coming in.
MarvinisaLunatic Posted March 8, 2004 Report Posted March 8, 2004 Maryland beats Virginia and pretty much locks up a NCAA Tourney spot barring a lot of upsets in the Conference Tournaments.
Gert T Posted March 8, 2004 Report Posted March 8, 2004 Yeah I think Maryland probably did punch their ticket today. Did anybody see the Florida-UK game today? Was Florida just out of it and not giving a damn enough to play D or is Kentucky really that good at running the floor. That looked like 40 minutes of hell out there today. I'm guessing it was more a result of lazy passes and VERY lazy transition D.
phoenixrising Posted March 8, 2004 Report Posted March 8, 2004 Yeah I think Maryland probably did punch their ticket today. Did anybody see the Florida-UK game today? Was Florida just out of it and not giving a damn enough to play D or is Kentucky really that good at running the floor. That looked like 40 minutes of hell out there today. I'm guessing it was more a result of lazy passes and VERY lazy transition D. I didn't see the game, but from what I have seen from Florida this season they don't seem to give a whole lot of commitment to defense. When I see them play they appear to give up a lot of easy baskets. I haven't seen much of them since Drejer left to play in Spain but I imagine that did not help them much.
Guest Redhawk Posted March 8, 2004 Report Posted March 8, 2004 I put Florida in the same group with Louisville, North Carolina, Florida State (if they get in) and Illinois. It's just as likely that they'll advance to the Elite Eight as it is they'll get knocked out in the first round.
Mole Posted March 8, 2004 Author Report Posted March 8, 2004 UGH, UConn lost tonight and didn't get a share of the Big East. It wouldn't surprise me if they lost in the second round.
Guest Jimbo Posted March 8, 2004 Report Posted March 8, 2004 Yeah, Packer's suggestion that Calhoun has Okafor sit out the Big East tournement seems very prudent at the moment after seeing him in the Syracuse game. I'm sure they would love to win the Big East tourney, but priorities are priorities and I doubt that comes before the NCAA''s. They aren't getting a #1 seed, and their line up without him is still very, verg good, so I really think it is worth letting him rest.
Bored Posted March 8, 2004 Report Posted March 8, 2004 Here's Joe Lunardi's latest Bracketology and seed breakdown: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/bracketology #1 seeds: Saint Joseph's, Duke, Stanford, Mississippi State #2 seeds: Gonzaga, Pittsburgh, Kentucky, Oklahoma State #3 seeds: Texas, Georgia Tech, Connecticut, N.C. State #4 seeds: Illinois, Cincinnati, Wake Forest, Providence #5 seeds: Kansas, North Carolina, Syracuse, Wisconsin #6 seeds: Charlotte, Florida, Louisville, Memphis #7 seeds: Southern Illinois, DePaul, Boston College, Maryland #8 seeds: Seton Hall, Michigan State, Texas Tech, Dayton #9 seeds: Utah State, South Carolina, Air Force, Arizona #10 seeds: Nevada, LSU, Vanderbilt, BYU #11 seeds: UAB, Western Michigan, Xavier, UTEP #12 seeds: Alabama, Washington, Murray State, Missouri #13 seeds: Virginia Commonwelth, East Tennessee State, Manhattan, Central Florida #14 seeds: Louisiana-Lafayette, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Princeton, Northern Iowa #15 seeds: East Washington, Monmouth, Mississippi Valley State, Vermont #16 seeds: Valpariso, SE Louisana, Liberty, Lehigh/South Carolina State Here is the Top 25 teams in the RPI from collegerpi.com thru Sunday's games: 1. Duke 25-4 2. Saint Joseph's 27-0 3. Kentucky 23-4 4. Mississippi State 25-2 5. Pittsburgh 26-3 6. Stanford 26-1 7. Connecticut 24-6 8. Syracuse 21-6 9. Gonzaga 26-2 10. Oklahoma State 23-3 11. Texas 21-6 12. Kansas 19-7 13. N.C. State 19-8 14. Providence 20-7 15. North Carolina 18-9 16. Wake Forest 19-8 17. Georgia Tech 22-8 18. Florida 18-9 19. Cincinnati 21-6 20. Wisconsin 21-6 21. Seton Hall 19-8 22. Louisville 19-8 23. Alabama 16-11 24. Illinois 22-5 25. Boston College 21-8
cabbageboy Posted March 9, 2004 Report Posted March 9, 2004 Do NOT put FL in the category with U of L. Florida is a team that plays with no guts or passion whatsoever against a quality team. U of L has tried hard in every game this season aside from that TCU debacle. 7 of U of L's 8 losses have been very close, hard fought games.
Der Kommissar Posted March 17, 2004 Report Posted March 17, 2004 This should make a few people here happy... Georgetown fires Esherick Craig Esherick was fired Tuesday by Georgetown after a 13-15 season, the Hoyas' third straight out of the NCAA Tournament. President John J. DeGioia made the announcement in a statement. "After careful deliberation I have decided that it is time to make a change in leadership in our men's basketball program," he said. Esherick, who succeeded John Thompson as coach in 1999, had a contract that runs through the 2008-09 season. He indicated in the past two weeks that he was safe in his position and told people to "stay tuned," referring to the strong recruiting class he had for next season.
Guest Jimbo Posted March 17, 2004 Report Posted March 17, 2004 There must be a God. Halle-frickin'-llujah! The luck is definitely with me and my Hoya-loving irish bretheren because this is some of the best news I've heard in awhile. Imagine if Johnny Dawkins considers coming...*faints*
Vern Gagne Posted March 18, 2004 Report Posted March 18, 2004 Some names I heard mentioned and ones that came into my head. Matt Doherty Bobby Gonzalez John Thompson III Jerrry Wainright Jeff Caple
Guest Jimbo Posted March 18, 2004 Report Posted March 18, 2004 If it is Thompson t'urd, I'll go insane. They will NEVER get out of the gutter with him.
2GOLD Posted March 18, 2004 Report Posted March 18, 2004 I really hate the announcers for the Maryland-UTEP game. They just CAN'T let last week go, they CAN'T quit kissing the ass of Maryland and they REFUSE to give UTEP any credit for anything they are doing. It's all "obviously this is because Maryland isn't playing well" I'm sorry, I didn't realize you were a scrub when you win more than 20 games.
Guest Redhawk Posted March 20, 2004 Report Posted March 20, 2004 I put Florida in the same group with Louisville, North Carolina, Florida State (if they get in) and Illinois. It's just as likely that they'll advance to the Elite Eight as it is they'll get knocked out in the first round. Do NOT put FL in the category with U of L. Florida is a team that plays with no guts or passion whatsoever against a quality team. U of L has tried hard in every game this season aside from that TCU debacle. 7 of U of L's 8 losses have been very close, hard fought games. HA! Who's da Man?
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