This sums it up. The single-elimination factor means there's an inherent randomness, but the necessity to win six straight against top competition means it only works one way.
In other words, it's common for a great team to lose in the NCAA tournament, and even to lose early. It's exceedingly...
He doesn't know what he means either, except that he hates Dan Hurley with the heat of a thousand suns for some reason, likely because he's not Jim Calhoun, but who really knows why
yall know a game is 40 minutes, right? So even if he was prime Kareem in those 13 minutes, we'd have to have been at least ok in the rest of the time for us to win some games.
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