UNC talent is sick, but Nova is the best "team" IMO. One thing working in Nova's favor, though, is that Roy Williams is expected to be on the Carolina bench Monday night...Would love to see this same thing happen to UNC.
Hmmm. So we're talking a 67 point turnaround. Interesting.Oklahoma beat Villanova by 23 earlier this season.
Clearly.Shows how strong the Big 12 really was this year. Over rated in my opinion.
Every Year!!!Shows how strong the Big 12 really was this year. Over rated in my opinion.
Oklahoma played in possibly the easiest bracket ever to get the Final Four. Obviously the only way the B12 could get a team to the Final Four and it was proven how much of a fraud they were.
22-0 run in a National semifinal. That's gotta be historic, right?
Please don't forget the Big12 sucks just as bad in football! That was the 3rd Big12 team to reach the Final Four Since 2000?! And that was the result?! BeautifulSo much Big 12 hate in this thread, lol. I figured the conference hate would've died down when no Big 10 teams cleared the sweet 16 but I guess not. Oklahoma had a favorable draw I agree but sometimes that happens. They were just lucky to dodge some of the juggernauts like Middle Tennessee State University and University of Arkansas-Little Rock.
Oklahoma beat Villanova by 23 earlier this season.
So much Big 12 hate in this thread, lol. I figured the conference hate would've died down when no Big 10 teams cleared the sweet 16 but I guess not. Oklahoma had a favorable draw I agree but sometimes that happens. They were just lucky to dodge some of the juggernauts like Middle Tennessee State University and University of Arkansas-Little Rock.
My god the living-vicariously-through-your-conference-and-opponents sh!t gets old. Obviously since Nova beat OU by 44, we would have beaten OU by 20. Clearly Iowa would have gone through the entire B12 undefeated. No matter that our own conference flamed out pretty hard this year. And obviously the Big East is the best conference in America even though they got exactly one team passed the second round.
Nova>Iowa>GS Warriors>Oklahoma
Transitive property doesn't work in sports
This absolutely sums up everything. All Big12/ISU fans should be forced to read this. There's zero to argue with in this whole post.I am not seeing too many posts claiming the B1G was a fantastic conference this season. Coming into the tourney it was considered to be the third or fourth best.
This resulted in poorer seeding but the B1G still managed to get 3 teams into the second week which was the same as the Big 12 which was ONCE AGAIN considered to be the overwhelming best conference in America. Tell me you heard that all year like the rest of us? They got rewarded seeding wise for that notion. We found out the ACC was the best. Nova was pretty darn salty and Kansas was pretty good too (no surprise for them).
MSU & Purdue crapped the bed but so did WVU (SF Austin), Baylor (Yale) and Texas (UNI). UNI to lessor extent but if your conference is number 1 you have to beat an MVC team do you not? We were told how the tourney could not live without upstart Texas Tech until they were bounced opening round by the Big East.
Meanwhile look at who knocked out the remaining B1G teams. Two of the teams lost to the championship game teams, although decidedly but still legit teams.
The best wins by the Big12 are either Maryland or Oregon? That West region OK came out of was horrifically bad thanks to the selection committee thank you to the OK AD. Their wins were against 2 patsies, the SEC & PAC-12. The later 2 conferences were blown out of the tournament early. The first good team OK faces and they get beat by 44.
Earn the respect on the court Big 12 instead of having the media tell everyone how great your league is!
Obviously, it was the officiating.Hmmm. So we're talking a 67 point turnaround. Interesting.
I think those are reasonable statements for this season.I am not seeing too many posts claiming the B1G was a fantastic conference this season. Coming into the tourney it was considered to be the third or fourth best.
This resulted in poorer seeding but the B1G still managed to get 3 teams into the second week which was the same as the Big 12 which was ONCE AGAIN considered to be the overwhelming best conference in America. Tell me you heard that all year like the rest of us? They got rewarded seeding wise for that notion. We found out the ACC was the best. Nova was pretty darn salty and Kansas was pretty good too (no surprise for them).
MSU & Purdue crapped the bed but so did WVU (SF Austin), Baylor (Yale) and Texas (UNI). UNI to lessor extent but if your conference is number 1 you have to beat an MVC team do you not? We were told how the tourney could not live without upstart Texas Tech until they were bounced opening round by the Big East.
Meanwhile look at who knocked out the remaining B1G teams. Two of the teams lost to the championship game teams, although decidedly but still legit teams.
The best wins by the Big12 are either Maryland or Oregon? That West region OK came out of was horrifically bad thanks to the selection committee thank you to the OK AD. Their wins were against 2 patsies, the SEC & PAC-12. The later 2 conferences were blown out of the tournament early. The first good team OK faces and they get beat by 44.
Earn the respect on the court Big 12 instead of having the media tell everyone how great your league is!
Nope, even the TV guys were wondering when the subs would come in.But you figure when Wright pulls his starters at the 5:00 mark, the walk-ons are probably gonna shoot in the low 60s at best...
I think those are reasonable statements for this season.
Please don't forget the Big12 sucks just as bad in football! That was the 3rd Big12 team to reach the Final Four Since 2000?! And that was the result?! Beautiful
You may think it's a joke but what other explanation is there? I watched that game. I SAW the officials tipping Oklahoma shots out and Villanova shots in. It's always the officials. They're sly.Obviously, it was the officiating.
(That is a joke)
That's not true. Oklahoma was there in 2002 and 2016. Texas was there in 2003. Oklahoma State in 2004. West Virginia in 2010 (joined 2012).First team not named Kansas to make Final 4 in 15 years from the pillow fight Big 12.
In other words, half the members of the Big XII have been to a Final Four in the past 15 years. Yeah, pretty weak league.That's not true. Oklahoma was there in 2002 and 2016. Texas was there in 2003. Oklahoma State in 2004. West Virginia in 2010 (joined 2012).
Kansas was there four times: 2012, 2008 (Champion), 2003, 2002
In other words, half the members of the Big XII have been to a Final Four in the past 15 years. Yeah, pretty weak league.
In other words, half the members of the Big XII have been to a Final Four in the past 15 years. Yeah, pretty weak league.
In other words, half the members of the Big XII have been to a Final Four in the past 15 years. Yeah, pretty weak league.
I wasn't making a case one way or another, just correcting an erroneous post with facts. I made it clear when WVU joined so I wasn't hiding anything.Love that you include teams not even in the B12 getting to the Final Four to make your case and it's the only Final Four appearance outside of Kansas in the last decade prior to this year. LOL ten years isn't a long drought.
And how many Nebraska players are on the all-time Big Ten team?I wasn't making a case one way or another, just correcting an erroneous post with facts. I made it clear when WVU joined so I wasn't hiding anything.
That's a bit different than none as you claimed in your earlier post.Wow 5 teams and about 5 appearances not named Kansas.
That's a bit different than none as you claimed in your earlier post.