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***2021-22 NCAA Mens Basketball Thread***
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We're going to be kicking ourselves that we couldn't finish the job at the Phog. Still a lot to play for.
That screw job in Lawrence will be probably be the difference if Kansas wins the league again.
Need to win @ TT or Baylor to make up for that one.
Between this and that it's looks like their wbb program maybe coming down a step or two it's finally nice to see some things not go their way.
Looking at the schedule, we will probably be on ESPN for the KU game on Feb 1st. Don't think they would put us on ESPN2 in favor of MSU Maryland. TCU game next Saturday is also open for a TV spot.
It is not a T unless they contact the player or ball. Breaking the plane of the out of bounds line is a violation and the official is SUPPOSED to blow the whistle, call the violation and give the ball back to offense to inbounds.
Yes, this not getting called is a pet peeve of mine. That's give the defender a huge advantage. Can the player inbounding player step over the line 6" and not get called?
Just got done watching highlights of some of the non-big 12 games I missed today. The worst bit of officiating was in the last second of the MSU-NW game. First, the ref calls traveling on the NW player giving the ball back to MSU with 1 sec left. Then an inbound lob to an MSU player was called as a foul on NW. Thankfully the player missed both FTs and NW secured the rebound. It would have been a travesty had that game gone into OT. Still frustrates me to no end that Izzo’s teams seem to get soooo many favorable calls (I am still bitter over the 2000 travesty).
So that was Tech's third game in 5 days, two of them on the road. That might explain why they played so poorly today.
Wondering how much of a shakeup the top 10 will be. Gonzaga will be 1 for sure. UCLA and USC have lost, but both play again tonight. Arizona shouldn't be as high as they are, but will probably move up. My guess is Gonzaga, Auburn, Arizona, Baylor for top 4.
Seven top 25 teams lost to unranked teams Saturday (3 losses came at home).
- No. 1 Baylor lost to Oklahoma State, 61-54.
- No. 5 USC lost at Oregon, 81-65.
- No. 10 Michigan State lost to Northwestern, 64-62.
- No. 12 LSU lost to Arkansas, 65-58.
- No. 19 Texas Tech lost at Kansas State, 62-51.
- No. 20 Seton Hall lost at Marquette, 73-72.
- No. 24 Alabama lost at Mississippi State, 78-76.
ISU most games vs quad 1 and tied for most wins.
8 games vs quad one. See a lot of teams with 6 but not sure another team even has 7.
8 games vs quad one. See a lot of teams with 6 but not sure another team even has 7.
Awesome to see.
You’re close re: Q1 stats
Teams with 8 Q1 games (with record and net ranking):
ISU (5-3) (19)
Villanova (4-4) (6)
Alabama (4-4) (24)
Teams w/ 7 Q1s: Ohio State, Seton Hall, Marquette, Creighton, Tennessee, Oklahoma State.
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Mizzou is a must win. Losing a quad 4 game at home would hurt. I’d add that KSU at home is almost a must win too as that’s quad 3.
Win those 2 games, find 3 more wins against anyone, and ISU is a lock
