Not an Irish fan but I do like Brey - good dude.
**2022 NCAA Tourney Thread** (including play-ins)
- Thread starter madguy30
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There were 618 points scored in the First Four (77.25 points per game). That is the most points in First Four history.
I hope it’s the beginning of a long losing streak for the b1g.
I really, really enjoy and appreciate you doing this every year dude.
For comparison, last year's First Four had an average of 61.25 points per game.
I am an NCAA Tournament geek. (hence my nickname)
pretty wack that having 2 teams in the play-in games count towards a conferences bids..... big10 is soft
Rutgers iirc was one of the better defenses in that conference so them giving up that many points is interesting.
5th in the Big 10 and 50th overall. You've just been hearing about how good their defense is because they beat Iowa.
I watched them a bit over the season and thought they guarded pretty well.
If the refs were pretty adamant about calling it close that may not bode well for the B12.
Although I think those teams can also guard well without fouling.
Was that Avery Johnson calling the ND - Rut game last night ? Not the easiest to listen, but he had some really good pointers and comments regarding play strategies and offensives by both teams. Fun game to watch.
Michigan should have been the 3rd play-in game Big 10 team, but realistically would be in the N.I.T. if it wasn't for the conference they're in.
I've been assuming you are some kind of AI program that has reached the Singularity.
Agreed he was giving some real information during that game and I loved it.
im not gonna do anything at work today.
like im here, in the office but idk if im going to even open my email.
like im here, in the office but idk if im going to even open my email.
Avery played in the nba for a lot of years while being small, not very athletic, and could not shoot. His basketball iq was, and is, off the charts.
Every time I watch a college basketball game, the first few trips up and down the court remind me of how fast these guys are. After a couple minutes it becomes relative. Watched the ND/Rutgers game last night and I immediately think "man, these guys are fast!" Then I forget about it. Mich/CSU tips off..."man, these guys are fast!" It never gets old.
