TCU in NIT semi finals tonight

[Acylum]

Oh great, so if TCU wins, which one of you crybabies is gonna make a thread complaining about how TCU has advanced further than Iowa State ever has in the NIT despite having a non-passionate fan base and strong tradition as a 'football school'?

Ummmm. Not me?

 

[Clonehomer]

Oh great, so if TCU wins, which one of you crybabies is gonna make a thread complaining about how TCU has advanced further than Iowa State ever has in the NIT despite having a non-passionate fan base and strong tradition as a 'football school'?

Sounds like you have it nailed. Run with it.

 

[mj4cy]

Oh great, so if TCU wins, which one of you crybabies is gonna make a thread complaining about how TCU has advanced further than Iowa State ever has in the NIT despite having a non-passionate fan base and strong tradition as a 'football school'?

um....losing the play-in game would still be much better than winning the NIT. ISU has done better than that the last 6 years.

 

[FinalFourCy]

TCU has a lot of talent and probably should have made it to the tournament. Close losses are a *****

 

[TheJackWePack5]

Not very often that Brodzianski looks little against an opponent...

 

[MeowingCows]

Finals against Georgia Tech. Pretty good for not having their starting PG.

 

[Bryce7]

Had no clue that was still going on honestly

Once Iowa lost, interest waned.

 

[Cydkar]

Oh great, so if TCU wins, which one of you crybabies is gonna make a thread complaining about how TCU has advanced further than Iowa State ever has in the NIT despite having a non-passionate fan base and strong tradition as a 'football school'?

Strawman

 

[HFCS]

um....losing the play-in game would still be much better than winning the NIT. ISU has done better than that the last 6 years.

I think they may have been the highest BPI team not selected. I'm sure they are after these wins but I think they were on selection day. RPI not great though.