My stupid hok fans love to rationalize how the big 10 on their best year they've ever seen has as many rpi top 50 teams as the big 12 in a down yr
Hoks don't lack confidence
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My stupid hok fans love to rationalize how the big 10 on their best year they've ever seen has as many rpi top 50 teams as the big 12 in a down yr
Whoa, I can do that too. If Wisconsin was in the Big 12 they would maybe finish 8th, if they were lucky.
Easy to deny it now but there were a fair share of hawk fans that thought he might be 1 and done when he committed.
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I see the Big 12 getting 4 teams in the NCAA tournament. Wisconsin is a virtual lock to make the NCAA tournament. Therefore I conclude that your statement is incorrect.
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Are you ******* nuts? A 13-6 team with half of their remaining games against ranked opponents isn't a lock to do anything.
You folks need a shot of reality.
The Big 12 > the Big ten in football this year.
The Big 10 > the Big 12 in basketball this year.
The Big 12 > the Big ten in football this year.
The Big 10 > the Big 12 in basketball this year.
I think a majority of the posters on here realize that, but it's fun to see the Iowa fans get their panties in a bunch when we tell them that the Big 10 isn't that good this year.
Looks like someone isn't too good with sarcasm. Everybody knows the Big 10 is better than the Big 12 by a lot, but it is funny to hear Hawk fans boast how tough the conference is and hear them get offended when you tell them otherwise.
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Alright, I'll admit I lost perspective here.
After years of futility, I'm desperate for any kind of success. And I can see Iowa running out of chances to impress the committee. They won't win on the road against Minnesota or Indiana, and Purdue is no cupcake. Wisconsin may not be a quality win by the end of the year, and I'm confident Illinois won't be. And to see them come so close to pulling out wins against top 15 teams, only to come up short, is beyond frustrating.
Apologies for getting a little short. I'm not used to having to actually handle success/expectations thereof when it comes to Iowa basketball.
After years of futility, I'm desperate for any kind of success. And I can see Iowa running out of chances to impress the committee. They won't win on the road against Minnesota or Indiana, and Purdue is no cupcake. Wisconsin may not be a quality win by the end of the year, and I'm confident Illinois won't be. And to see them come so close to pulling out wins against top 15 teams, only to come up short, is beyond frustrating.
Apologies for getting a little short. I'm not used to having to actually handle success/expectations thereof when it comes to Iowa basketball.
I can't remember, did the best team of all time win at Ohio State a week and a half ago?
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One game doesn't determine anything either way. Michigan is easily the best team I've seen this season.
Kentucky lost twice last year. That didn't make Indiana the better team when all was said and done (didn't even win the B1G), and it sure as hell didn't get Vandy an SEC crown.
