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He just left.

How about a big man coach that is a big man?

He could have a bad sophomore season or have a catastrophic injury if he returns. That is also part of the conversation. If he comes back he will pay a heavy insurance premium.

No, not the dreaded Hornets. It's a UConn graveyard.

I haven't received any blow back just it was a good season stuff. I think the Mullins shot was the biggest moment of the entire tourney and will be the thing that history remembers.

They were still using a peach basket back then.

Michigan hacked and pushed with impunity. From the first few minutes when they hacked Reed's arm causing the ball to go out of bounds and they refs gave the ball to Michigan, we were in trouble.

Hurley exploded last year after Florida. So he made up for by being nice last night. But his team got the short end from the refs and he knows it.

He either will or won't. The kid will just keep getting better on any he level.

We were 9 for 33 from three, 27%. Not good (not horrible) but we have shot much worse.

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/48372657/bill-self-return-kansas-jayhawks-men-basketball-coach

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/48372657/bill-self-return-kansas-jayhawks-men-basketball-coach

I'll be there. If for no other reason than to figure out who is fast and who is slow.

Netflix spent 70 million dollars to make the military/sci-fi/action adventure. Cheap for a film of this type. The film is interesting for it the way its release was handled. It was released in a limited way (globally). Box office is estimated at 50+ million for roughly 30 days in theaters. My...

On the one hand, Michigan has not been tested in this tournament. So it makes sense they would feel pressure in a close game. One the other hand, the reason they haven't been tested is because they are very good and have been all year.