MilfordHusky
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I’m not so concerned about the seeding (2 or 3), as I am about location (Albany) and opponent (not SC).
The “historical” USC founded in 1801 in the state whose postal abbreviation is SC or the one founded in 1880 in a state abbreviated as CA?University of Southern California (the historical USC back to to Cheryl Miller & The McGee twins), then Univeristy of Southern Carolina
Is it clear now ?
Why does UCONN need to be a #2? I like us to be the best #3.If UConn can get some help today it would be tremendous. Currently the team is viewed as a #3 per Charlie. If Arizona can beat USC or Utah top UCLA then UConn win out that should be enough to move us to the #2 line. We need yo be the third #2 seed to avoid South Carolina
I don't care about postals, just BBThe “historical” USC founded in 1801 in the state whose postal abbreviation is SC or the one founded in 1880 in a state abbreviated as CA?
Frankly, VisitingCock, will you admit that USC is Southern California, Basketball wise ?The “historical” USC founded in 1801 in the state whose postal abbreviation is SC or the one founded in 1880 in a state abbreviated as CA?
The best #3 would play the worst #2 then eventually the best #1Why does UCONN need to be a #2? I like us to be the best #3.
FIFY. That's how you can tell them apart.The “historical” USC founded in 1801 in the state whose postal abbreviation is $C or the one founded in 1880 in a state abbreviated as CA?

Read again. I think you missed a bit. South Carolina’s State postal abbreviation doesn’t include a dollar symbol - unless it’s in reference to Mississippi and a small handful of others. I do appreciate your intent though.FIFY. That's how you can tell them apart.![]()
Hilariously, after I hit post I realized it, but this thread doesn't let me edit my posts once they've been live for a few minutes, so there it is. May your state one day be blessed with bountiful pay-for-play money the way our neighbors to the South have long seemed to be!Read again. I think you missed a bit. South Carolina’s State postal abbreviation doesn’t include a dollar symbol - unless it’s in reference to Mississippi and a small handful of others. I do appreciate your intent though.
Actually I believe that you have up to 30 minutes to edit mistakes before the post is frozen.Hilariously, after I hit post I realized it, but this thread doesn't let me edit my posts once they've been live for a few minutes, so there it is. May your state one day be blessed with bountiful pay-for-play money the way our neighbors to the South have long seemed to be!
I think it shuts you before then if someone quotes youActually I believe that you have up to 30 minutes to edit mistakes before the post is frozen.