triaddukefan
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Lawd hammercy... Ain't nothing good out of canceling the tournament. NOTHING
I don't think we would've had to beat both to make the F4.It would have been difficult making it to the Final Four. We would most likely have had to beat Baylor and Oregon. Yes, we improved greatly since those games. Still no easy task to beat them.
Almost -- it's asterisked.On the bright side, Plebe and I have a year to argue about "mythical" national championships and astericked (is that a word) streaks. Of course, that's also the dark side.
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It also keep ND streak going...I so wanted to watch the selection show and see that ND was not included.is that this keeps our streak of Final Fours alive.
So ND officially is not in the "not invited in the NCAA Tournament list" ....It also keep ND streak going...I so wanted to watch the selection show and see that ND was not included.
It would have been difficult making it to the Final Four. We would most likely have had to beat Baylor and Oregon. Yes, we improved greatly since those games. Still no easy task to beat them.
I feel bad for Oregon. I know people were high on SC and that's justifiable but at least they won before. This was such a great opportunity for Oregon and I was pulling for them. I don't think Sabrina would have let them lose. The pundits are saying they will be back with the great recruiting class but that no guarantee. There have been other great classes that didn't go all the way. Sabrina is a generational player for them and those don't come along all the time (Obviously).

I’d say it’s good if it results in fewer people getting sick and fewer dying. Of course we’ll never be able to measure that, but I trust that the cancellations were the right thing to do.I am with @triaddukefan 100%, nothing and I mean NOTHING is good about the NCAA tournament being cancelled. Understandable yes, good, NO....![]()
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I think that was Theranos!Heck, one company claimed to have a vaccine a month ago. Their goal was to have it to market in December. AFAIK, there hasn’t been a peep from them since. So I take any of these projections with a grain of salt.
Developing a vaccine is one thing, but you need to verify that it’s safe and effective, too, which takes months. Then you begin large-scale manufacturing, which can be reasonably quick or take months itself depending on what sort of vaccine works.

Oh ye of little faith!is that this keeps our streak of Final Fours alive.

I'm still in a state of shock. I woke up this morning and was hoping it was all a bad dream. Turns out it wasn't. This is going to take time to come to terms with.This sucks for a lot of reasons.. but a potential great sendoff for Ty and Kiki to bookend their careers with titles and a great launching pad for SC's freshman class. A huge missed opportunity for Oregon to win its first title. A last effort for Lauren Cox to end her career with a huge win instead of a loss.
Everybody had a shot at the title, but most of us felt really good that the champion was coming from one of those programs. I know as a SC fan it sucks because this team had the look and feel of a champion and was set up so well to make noise in the tournament. I could taste that second championship. Plus the opportunity to see our squad up against Oregon, win or lose, would've been phenomenal.
I hate this and I'm so disheartened.
, for the teams on the bubble, and for every team in between. For teams like Arizona and Northwestern, last year's WNIT finalists, who this year were having milestone seasons and were preparing to host the first two rounds. For a team like IUPUI, who were about to play in the NCAA tournament for the first time 
I'm still in a state of shock. I woke up this morning and was hoping it was all a bad dream. Turns out it wasn't. This is going to take time to come to terms with.
I said it a couple days ago, but this whole thing is just one big bummer sandwich. For the teams with title aspirations, for the teams on the bubble, and for every team in between. For teams like Arizona and Northwestern, last year's WNIT finalists, who this year were having milestone seasons and were preparing to host the first two rounds. For a team like IUPUI, who were about to play in the NCAA tournament for the first time
We all spent five months building and building and looking forward to a tournament that disappeared in an instant. Like investments in a stock market crash, gone in an instant.
Best thing I am going to rewatch all our National Championship Final Fours...except Maya’s Stanford one that game is unwatchable...
Good point. This **better** be saving some lives -- and, while I'll defer to the experts on such questions, every indication is that it will.I’d say it’s good if it results in fewer people getting sick and fewer dying. Of course we’ll never be able to measure that, but I trust that the cancellations were the right thing to do.
None of them ended because there was no Tournament.Notre Dames consecutive tournaments, Tennessees consecutive tournament streak which was all of them, Uconns streak of 30 wins in a season and the Huskies 12 consecutive FF appearances all ended in the same season, 2020!!!
Sorry they played the season. It will always have an asterisk and nobody will ever get that many again.None of them ended because there was no Tournament.
So next year when UConn starts the tournament they will still have made it to 12 consecutive and 2021 will potentially be their 13th consecutive FF.