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NCAA March Madness 2011

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Colorado got absolutely boned. Badly. As did your Buckeyes. Kentucky? Cuse? UNC? WVU? Washington? Hell even George Mason is gonna be tough. Sweet #1 seed, committee.
 
Let's get this out of the way;

A few teams got HOSED. Got it up the ass. Got screwed. Royally.

Colorado
Virginia Tech

Those two teams should be PISSED OFF. Colorado beat a #5 seed Kansas State THREE DAMN times this year.
 
Let's get this out of the way;

A few teams got HOSED. Got it up the ass. Got screwed. Royally.

Colorado
Virginia Tech

Those two teams should be PISSED OFF. Colorado beat a #5 seed Kansas State THREE DAMN times this year.

And Texas and Missouri and beat a good Nebraska team
 
"I can't think of any team who's gotten in to the tourney with the resume of UAB."


Bilas dropping ether....East is tough looking at it overall, But the West top 4 especially has some teams that are real hot
 
LOL There are some upset ESPN people about Colorado. I can't imagine how upset those players must be considering all the top 50 wins they had this year compared to other teams who got in. It's rather upsetting and I have no horses in the fight.
 
The East is insane compared to the Southeast...wtf.
 
Anybody see Dicky V rant on ESPN? Pretty funny.
 
Colorado got absolutely boned. Badly. As did your Buckeyes. Kentucky? Cuse? UNC? WVU? Washington? Hell even George Mason is gonna be tough. Sweet #1 seed, committee.

Does a #1 really care about if the 2,3,6 and 7 seeds are all good? They will play only 1 of them, and if you make the elite 8, you should expect a good game.

Also, Cuse and UNC were streaky, and WVU can't score.
 
I think it's bullshit that year after year teams who only have .500 records in their conferences get at large bids. There should be a rule that you have to have a winning record in conference play to get an at large bid. It also should be factored in that these middle of the pack teams from major conferences and all teams from major conferences also get to play the majority of their schedule on their home floor and never or at least rarely ever go on the road to play at a mid major school.

I understand strength and power from the major conferences but the big scheduling advantages need to be factored in along with somehow being allowed to only be slightly over .500 overall and just .500 in conference being good enough to get into the tournament over teams with 25+wins, great conference records, and who were forced to play more road games.
 
Also, Cleveland St. got a #2 seed in the NIT. Play Vermont in round one, then winner of Dayton/Charleston.
 
Akron's gonna whoop Notre Dame's ass.

Doubtful, but I hope so to be honest. I hate Notre Dame...

I could be wrong, but I don't think Akron is good enough at shooting ft's to get out of the first game.

anybody picking Akron to beat ND in their bracket?

No, but I'm tempted on betting them on sportsbook. I'd only put 5 on it, but the odds will make the payout big.

If you do and ND makes the elite 8, your bracket is for sure busted.
 
Like the selection show said OSU's bracket has alot of diversity in styles of play. I think the East is a real solid bracket. Duke and Pitt got off easy and I CANNOT believe Florida got a 2 seed? Some head scratchers for sure. Hopefully these games are good,

And yes I am making at least one bracket where Akron beats ND....effing Leprechauns
 
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