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Shea Ralph is the 2026 Naismith Coach of the Year!!!

And I like the "no names on the back of the jersey, only the team name on the front" tradition (akin to the NY Yankees.). They make it all about team and less about the individual (but notice how Geno talks up his players near the end of season so that they are in the running to receive...

I seem to recall people complaining about hotel accommodations at the Spokane regional. I think one of the teams had to go to Idaho to get hotel rooms.

I took the advice of Nan and other BYers and watched the game with the audio on mute. Much more enjoyable experience. I’ll turn the sound back on for Rocco and Lobo, but Holly will likely get the mute button.

There were too many air balls to be solely blaming the rims.

I'm curious -- should either of the men's or women's teams get that far, with the renovations going on where would the FF watch party for the students be held? Outdoors at the Rent?

Simple solution is for Syracuse to join the Big East. Then the Orange won't be match up with a conference opponent until later in the tournament (should they get that far.) The downside is that they would likely get two or three beat downs by UConn before the NCAAs, which I assume would make...

1. No injuries 2. Work out the rust from not playing a game in nearly two weeks 3. Ash getting to 1000 career points and showing future opponents why they can't only focus on Sarah and Azzi.

Two St. Johns seniors who started against UConn in the last regular season game on 3/1 didn't play at all against Columbia. Those players lead the team in points (Donald) and assists (Wagner) in the Johnies BE 63-61 loss in the BE tournament to Seton Hall. I don't know why the two seniors...

Villanova men and Clemson men out. 24 still alive.

Tennessee women and Gonzaga women eliminated from the tourney. Count now at 26.

VCU takes down North Carolina men in OT. Down to 28.

It occurred to me listening to Kayleigh interview that she has the rare opportunity to have played on both (winning and losing) sides of one of the longest college basketball win streaks in history.

In case you are wondering, yes, that is Sarah Strong's mother, Allison Feaster.

People often forget the 2010-2011 UConn Mens' team with Kemba Walker. That team lost 4 of the last 5 games to end the regular season 21-9, in 9th place in the Big East with a 9-9 record. They might not have gotten into the Big Dance without winning five games in five days to capture the...