The conference has really separated into a top 6 and the rest. Baylor has fallen to the bottom, admittedly with a tough, front-loaded schedule. TCU struggling. Maybe UCF and/or OSU win enough to be on the bubble, but is it a 6-bid league this year?
I've relied on work for this, but now need to do something myself. The laptop came with a short term McAfee account, which I let expire.
PC World had an article rating various software and I'm leaning toward Norton 360 Deluxe. Can purchase it through PC World for $19.99.
I'm technologically...
I'm not a gambler, but found this interesting.
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/43457643/emu-basketball-games-scrutiny-suspicious-betting
Maybe this is related to why Warley chose Gonzaga over ISU.
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/43223623/ex-fsu-players-sue-coach-leonard-hamilton-failed-nil-payments
Half way through the conference season, let's look ahead.
To start with, protect Hilton tomorrow for a sweep of TCU.
Then, I would love to see Cincinnati knock off Houston tomorrow. Keep UH from gaining on the pack.
Take the edge off Cincinnati desperation for a big win, probably moving them...
Worked today, recorded the game. I thought. Imagine the frustration when I go to tivo recordings, select Big 12 Tournament, it says ISU-Baylor, but what I get is ACC GAME!
Anybody else?
Assuming a win over Omaha, I think following with a 3-1 start to the conference is attainable. Baylor in Hilton will be tough, obviously, but not impossible. At OU, IMO, is one of the handful of realistically winnable conference road games. TCU on the road is the one I expect to lose. Then...
Win 1 of next 4 (@ OU, @ KU, vs UT, @TT) leaves the record at 14-4, 2-4. Followed by 3 very winnable games (vs TCU, @ OSU, vs MIZ), now 17-4, 4-4 leading up to a home game vs Kansas.
I would take that!
Worst start since 3 years before Adolph Rupp!
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/30573544/kentucky-wildcats-coach-john-calipari-asks-freshman-camron-fletcher-step-away-program
A receiver faling backward, which brings his head lower, gets hit with a shoulder by DB who doesn't launch or use the helmet.
Two of the most egregious facemask penalties. One on Purdy, completely turning his head 180 degrees. The other on Hall (?), ripping his helmet off. In neither case did...
Starting Sunday with SH, through Jan. 29 vs BU, seems brutal. Could see 5-7 in that stretch. These next 2 games will set a tone. 2-0 changes everything.