***Official 2026 NCAA Tournament Thread***
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Ah, ok, I missed the actual opening tip sequence (I was checking gametracker on ESPN to see the times).
I wondered why neither the coach nor announcers would question it.
I wasn't sure of exact W-L%, but know it's low, and a reason I rarely try for a 9-over-1 in a tournament pool.
8-over-1 doesn't occur frequently, either, but I try that a little more often.
Tip was out of bounds by Michigan State in Louisville front court. When the ball is inbounded in a teams front court, the shot clock is set to 20 seconds regardless of where it was before. 3 seconds went off the clock from the tip to the ball going out on the inbounds.
i’m not that kind of fan however
Dude, who the hell are you?
Got any thoughts on the stock market 
In all seriousness, however, I find the difference from #9, 82-8 vs # 8, being 76-20.
I had thought 9 seeds are over 500 versus 8 seeds and that’s a fairly significant difference, isn’t it?! You would think it’d be very minimal?! Hell I don’t know maybe statistically it is very minimum but I guess I would’ve thought it would’ve been very, very similar
Stock Market - no - I use my financial advisor for that.Dude, who the hell are you?
In all seriousness, however, I find the difference from #9, 82-8 vs # 8, being 76-20.
I had thought 9 seeds are over 500 versus 8 seeds and that’s a fairly significant difference, isn’t it?! You would think it’d be very minimal?! Hell I don’t know maybe statistically it is very minimum but I guess I would’ve thought it would’ve been very, very similar
I created https://hoopstournament.net/index.php and built a database of all tournament games.
Has anyone else noticed that MSU shooters fall down on their shot attempts in an apparent attempt to draw fouls? That has happened on their last three attempts at least.
