To be honest, I like being under the radar more than getting all this publicity.
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To be honest, I like being under the radar more than getting all this publicity.
Good thing is if Santa Clara beats UK, there’s gonna be a lot of cheap tickets for the second round. That would certainly feel like a game in Hilton.
Not necessarily. The other game for the Sunday session might be Missouri-Purdue.
I bought standard (non-resale) tickets for Sunday a few weeks ago, hoping (expecting?) we would get sent to StL. First game can be watched on the tube.
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Exactly. Columbia and West Lafayette are the two closest cities of all the teams in St. Louis. St Louis produces A LOT of Missouri students/grads.
Whatever it's worth, watching '2 Guys' right now, and they think a Sunday ISU/Kentucky game would have more Kentucky fans in the stands. I still like ISU being in St Louis, but in terms of crowd (and cost of tickets), it's the worst 7 seed draw.
Well they aren’t the brightest. Kentucky might have more fans, but it won’t be by much if they do. It’s not going to be a major factor.
Rece hates ISU. He's a Big 10 shill.
Clark Kellogg (another Big 10 doosh)... picked Purdue to win the natty. Smoking some serious crack.
Nope…Iowa State wins it all after beating AZ in the F4. Going 1-2 against them but getting the NC would be perfection.
I gotta listen to the Austin MN channel again. I strangely had it on and one guy there picked the ISU upset of OU in football when Kempt started.
And they get to play in St Louis. Glad they’re in the other region.
20 wins plus their WAB is right at that line. Probably should have been an 11 seed even then
But giving them essentially a home game as a 10 seed is weird.
If Kentucky was a 2 seed yes a lot more fans. Right now they aren’t too thrilled with their team. I would say that cuts down on their attendance by 15 or 20 percent.
There's an SEC patch sewn to the front of their jerseys and they won 20 games.
Not sure if I am correct but Tennessee State at roughly 300 miles is closer to STL than Ames. No other 15 seed plays within 1,000 miles of their campus.
Kentucky is slightly closer to STL than Ames and no other 7th seed plays closer than 600 miles from their campus?
Kentucky is slightly closer to STL than Ames and no other 7th seed plays closer than 600 miles from their campus?
From Jay Bilas game by game predictions - does this mean we get JJ two more years???
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