NowInStorrs
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Kenpom says 34% and ESPN sucks, so I’ll take the extra 16% and cry in my cubicle thank you very much.
I would be very happy with that result and that makes me feel sad. Not sure what to think about that or what that says...Per NCAA Game Simulator, including Tulsa's home court advantage. The average score includes 133 sims.
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It's called our "worst nightmare" come to fruition.I would be very happy with that result and that makes me feel sad. Not sure what to think about that or what that says...
St. John’s is better than we are, and that says it all.It's called our "worst nightmare" come to fruition.
We are, and have been, BC Basketball, maybe UMass is a better comparison. Either way it's nauseating
Players with their # of games in red (injury) on Kenpom aren’t figured into matchup likelihoods. But my post wasn’t all that serious in nature either way.BPI has been more accurate on UConn this year and also factors in Gilberts injury more than KenPom does....
The travel makes a difference. Tulsa has the advantage.
In a time when most universities are trying to reduce their CO2 emissions, it's insane that this team has to fly out to Oklahoma to play a mediocre opponent. There are plenty of mediocre opponents within 100 miles of UConn
Makes a lot of sense to me. It will do a better job keeping Diarra and Carlton out of foul trouble.It's looking like if we rotate a lot of different bigs on Junior Etou and keep him in check the majority of the game we should be fine. I like the idea of Mamadou on him mostly though.
Will be interesting if Ollie resorts to playing zone again majority of the game, felt it was pretty effective.
Players with their # of games in red (injury) on Kenpom aren’t figured into matchup likelihoods. But my post wasn’t all that serious in nature either way.