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She didn't have it on. Replaced it with a classy bedazzled T-Shirt from the Swap Meet.They always are. Did she throw her jacket?
She didn't have it on. Replaced it with a classy bedazzled T-Shirt from the Swap Meet.They always are. Did she throw her jacket?
Oh, I thought it was a collectible from the original Star Trek.She didn't have it on. Replaced it with a classy bedazzled T-Shirt from the Swap Meet.
Is Charlie Kreme actually any good at predicting the layout of the brackets? What's his track record?
Mulkey technical:
Does anyone out there read lips? Looked like she saying “LSU players don’t flop as realistically as the Baylor players”I hope the team manager with blue blazer and red pants is ok after the takedown from Kim.
This is exactly what the SEC needed, a dose of Kim to spice up the conference.
Mulkey technical:
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I don’t know about that but I saw some use of alliteration in her choice of modifier of the word foul.Does anyone out there read lips? Looked like she saying “LSU players don’t flop as realistically as the Baylor players”
Yeah, the Dukes had me worried too.Whew! Breathed a big sigh of relief to see that St Johns took care of one of our old rivals, Duquesne.
UConn's loss to Villanova happened before the current projected seedings so whatever impact it has had is already been taken into consideration. And, UConn was playing with a very depleted roster with.Someone has to tell me the difference between us losing to a then unranked Villanova a few weeks ago is different than LSU losing to an inconsistent Kentucky, Louisville to a very up and down Miami and Michigan losing to Nebraska twice, who might be a bit better than anyone thinks. If the winners of these games can improve their rankings, why can't it work the other way?
I’m no expert but here’s my guess. Louisville lost to Miami, net 44, on a neutral court. So that is a quad 1 loss.Someone has to tell me the difference between us losing to a then unranked Villanova a few weeks ago is different than LSU losing to an inconsistent Kentucky, Louisville to a very up and down Miami and Michigan losing to Nebraska twice, who might be a bit better than anyone thinks. If the winners of these games can improve their rankings, why can't it work the other way?
UCONN has to stay on their toes.
Upsets in the air.
No but she gave the camera a sly wink and a big smile after the T.They always are. Did she throw her jacket?
How would a rematch where a healthy UConn blows them out factor into the equation ?I’m no expert but here’s my guess. Louisville lost to Miami, net 44, on a neutral court. So that is a quad 1 loss.
LSU lost to Kentucky, net 37, on a neutral court. So that is a quad 1 loss.
Michigan lost to Nebraska, net 21, on a neutral court. So a quad 1 loss.
My fear this year is that at the end of the day, the committee will be able to justify any decision they make about Uconn with that Quad 3 loss to Villanova. No matter how you look at it, it’s a bad loss.
This is where we need big east teams to schedule and beat mid level teams in P5 conferences to establish the big east within the conference hierarchy. It’s hard for big east teams to build a resume by merely playing each other. I can’t remember a time a team beat Uconn and wasn’t considered in the NCAAT field.
She did say a few days ago that she wanted to get a big ejection. She was working on itNo but she gave the camera a sly wink and a big smile after the T.
Never fails to disappoint
More like how to be a poor sport cry baby.She was sending a message to her team on how to fight.
LSU isn’t a elite team. Kim inherited a team that went 9-13 last season and have gotten the most out of this team with the addition of Alexis Morris. Without her, LSU can’t do much really. They have over achieved this season.Losing in the QF is a bad loss for an elite team.