???I think you are referencing the same article I was just reading. I generally like the Athletic, but that article was written for click bait… while I do think there is a TON of parity in CBB this year, there are very clearly 2 dominant teams that the article decided to basically not mention at all.
Imagine if it was Izzo or pitino.I think you are referencing the same article I was just reading. I generally like the Athletic, but that article was written for click bait… while I do think there is a TON of parity in CBB this year, there are very clearly 2 dominant teams that the article decided to basically not mention at all.
It was basically a footnote in his article that was contrary to the headline and everything he spent 20 paragraphs trying to prove. There absolutely are teams head and shoulders above the field is all I'm saying (and the article tried to claim there were none).???
if its the same article I read, the guy made a pretty compelling case for there being a ton of parity, and then closed with exacly your point.
“On the other, though, a handful of teams at the top have started to separate themselves. This week marked the fifth straight that Purdue and Connecticut, both 22-2, were ranked first and second in the AP poll. Houston (21-3), despite some offensive question marks, has ranked No. 1 in most computer rankings for months and has put together one of the best adjusted-efficiency margins in recent history. Those three teams will almost certainly be the top three overall seeds when the selection committee reveals its late-season top 16 on Saturday”
I've decided that I need to be offended by the author putting Purdue ahead of UConn in that sentence, since they are #2, and we are #1.This week marked the fifth straight that Purdue and Connecticut, both 22-2, were ranked first and second in the AP poll.
UConn stands alone and atop the CB mountain as Blue & White Bloods, which is all I care about. They were the last team stranding at the end of last year's season and have been standing atop the top 25 for the past few weeks with solid odds to repeat as national champs.Nothing to see here. We can't even get unanimous agreement from UConn fans that we're a blue blood, let alone the national media
ExactlyReads like a direct attack on Hurley because the anonymous guy doesn't think Hurley is a high-level coach.