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Florida lost at home to Loyola-Chicago. Ouch.
Florida lost at home to Loyola-Chicago. Ouch.
To bring this back to us, Loyola has 1 loss, it was by over 30 to Bosie State, the team that beat Oregon and caused people on the BY to say Oregon stinksFlorida lost at home to Loyola-Chicago. Ouch.
Every year there is a freshman who truly has a man's body. NBA ready. Last year it was Adebayo, this year it's Ayton, he is an absolute athletic behemoth, reminds me of a bouncier but slightly smaller Drummond.Ayton is thick
Showing my age, but remember Terry Harkness and the boys keeping Cincinnati from winning 3 in a row after Cincinnati (with big Paul Hogue) had beaten the Jerry Lucas, John Havlicek Ohio State teams the previous 2 years in the finals. The Loyola starting five PLAYED THE ENTIRE FINALS GAME WITHOUT A SINGLE SUBSTITION and won in overtime.Florida lost at home to Loyola-Chicago. Ouch.
You’re kidding, right? First if we only win the games were favored to win, we don’t make the tournament. The games were favored to win are based on our national ranking and profile, which is approaching close to 100. Actually it’s #92 on Ken Pom to be exact. I got news for you, #92 doesn’t get you in the tournament. Ps. Nobody complains about the occasional upset that every program experiences. If you can’t see the difference between that and the state of Uconn Basketball I can’t help you.Just look at all the upsets today and this week. And our fan base is throwing insults at KO and our players for losing the games we have lost. Idk how many times I have said it and will continue to say it. College basketball has evolved. The little guy is no longer the little guy. The playing field has leveled a lot. UConn will be fine this year and we will get better. But we can't be freaking out about losing games to power 5 schools. We won all the games we were supposed to win so far with pretty much a brand new team. I have a good feeling that we will be a 20+ win team this year and I will be satisfied with that. It will be a good step in the right direction for next year. Oh course I always believe we will win every game like any other diehard UConn fan.
We would finish with around 14 or 15 wins, some of these fools seem to be fine with that.You’re kidding, right? First if we only win the games were favored to win, we don’t make the tournament. The games were favored to win are based on our national ranking and profile, which is approaching close to 100. Actually it’s #92 on Ken Pom to be exact. I got news for you, #92 doesn’t get you in the tournament. Ps. Nobody complains about the occasional upset that every program experiences. If you can’t see the difference between that and the state of Uconn Basketball I can’t help you.
You’re kidding, right? First if we only win the games were favored to win, we don’t make the tournament. The games were favored to win are based on our national ranking and profile, which is approaching close to 100. Actually it’s #92 on Ken Pom to be exact. I got news for you, #92 doesn’t get you in the tournament. Ps. Nobody complains about the occasional upset that every program experiences. If you can’t see the difference between that and the state of Uconn Basketball I can’t help you.
Providence needed OT to beat Brown. Too bad it couldn't have been a loss...
Are they convinced that the sky is falling because they needed OT to beat in Ivy team?
Cooley has a strong philosophy which is play to every players strength to the detriment of actually developing an overall skill set. I think the idea should be to find some equilibrium. Cooley in general is a very flawed coach also on many levels. That is the main reason why the thought of Providence making the second weekend of the tourney before the season started was a long shot despite a very good roster (one of his best).#FireCooley.![]()