Recent content by Scrutineer

Came in highly hyped, and had a great debut, perhaps setting the bar a bit too high for himself. I like to think there's still time to leap over that bar.

He looks lost, as opposed to the early season, when he was making plays and not fouling once per minute. Maybe (as Dan Hurley seems to have hinted) his handlers have gotten him confused with talk about minutes, how he's being used, etc. If that's the case he won't finish this season on a positive note...

Ricky Moore and Jeremy Lamb may want to elaborate for blkknight1.....

I was mocked for suggesting he should have gotten some time, so brace yourself. My point was he has experience and was a high percentage three point shooter so why bring him here and not play him at all? Of course, he could be the story of this year's tournament if he plays well and helps lead...

This, of course, means we're going to hear ad nauseum about the greatness of the SEC....

As someone said, our guys need to be relaxed and confident, and the constant talk about winning championships seems to have them tight as a drum and missing wide open three's. We need a joker in the locker room to loosen them up and having fun.

Mullins is in one by himself. He dunks an alley oop pass from a guy in a Washington Generals uniform before high fiving him!

Singare is moving on to Round Two. Played 4 minutes with no missed shots, no turnovers and no Fouls!

South Carolina reporting they're as frequent as political ads in a Presidential year! Also, even though the men are only the sixth or so favorite by odds there is more betting on them than any other school, including Duke.

Straight to he_l for not planning ahead ..😎

If they have much left after football. I recall $20.5 Million being the revenue sharing cap.

My consternation is due to the lost opportunity, no matter how slight, for the league to get two teams in the FF and gather up more "shares". With this bracket only one could advance that far. The league needs the money and the exposure.

Yes, but there's typically other games being played at the same time the second day of round one.

I was pleasantly shocked Brimah saved the shot and free throw of his life to get us to OT. Totally inexplicable but very satisfying.

You're right. The 2011 team was a very young team with the freshmen playing somewhere around 60% of our minutes. They won Maui and every other game outside the conference but lost 9 of 18 regular season Big East games, thus ninth place in the league.