Re: Kansas
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2018 11:21 am
OU is not very good. No way they’re getting to the S16.
Yeah, I know D....as badly as I wanted to watch some hoops today I couldn’t stomach another game at AFH with an inferior team like the Okies. ESPN has overhyped Trae Young ad nauseam and suspect he’s overrated as well....though he’s probably going to be a pretty decent pro.CalStateTempe wrote:This game is so boring.
OU over hyped and helped some teams in losing to them.
Also hit a three but credited for a two. Phog magic
Nope.Chicat wrote:Facing a desperate Oklahoma team at a no-longer intimidating Phog tonight? Let’s see if they need to be bailed out by the refs again...
Address the ASU win over you and their two losses to us first before you start lecturing about throwing stones.enfuego wrote:Nope.Chicat wrote:Facing a desperate Oklahoma team at a no-longer intimidating Phog tonight? Let’s see if they need to be bailed out by the refs again...
Also, after that Utah game, glass houses and that sort of thing.
Good of you to admit they needed the refs to bail them out before...enfuego wrote:Nope.Chicat wrote:Facing a desperate Oklahoma team at a no-longer intimidating Phog tonight? Let’s see if they need to be bailed out by the refs again...
Oklahoma is the B12 equivalent of ASU.CalStateTempe wrote:This game is so boring.
OU over hyped and helped some teams in losing to them.
Also hit a three but credited for a two. Phog magic
OU is a pretty simple team. They got the drop on people OOC. It's why I compared them to ASU. Then, shots stop dropping so easily and opponents figure out your style. Similarly to ASU, OU hasn't had a Plan B.CalStateTempe wrote:ESPN built it up and I knew OU was terrible going into it and I still watched it.
Way to roll over OU.
Yep, I predicted this a little while ago but held out hope that Tech would give them a run for their money.....Now that Tech crapped the bed at Okie State, not so much. How in the world is Tech rated #6?NYCat wrote:Kansas' going to win the Big 12 again
Kansas is a bad matchup and one bad shooting night away from an early March exit. Any team that can lose at home to ASU & UW has some kinks in its armor.Longhorned wrote:Good for Kansas. They're a poor man's ASU. And like Bangkok Wildcat said, the Big 12 is overrated. Still, props where props are due, and they'll win that conference and none of the others will.
I was picking Arizona as a 3 or 4 seed in the West with an open road to the Sweet 16 until today's news. Without Trier all bets are off.zonagrad wrote:Kansas is a bad matchup and one bad shooting night away from an early March exit. Any team that can lose at home to ASU & UW has some kinks in its armor.Longhorned wrote:Good for Kansas. They're a poor man's ASU. And like Bangkok Wildcat said, the Big 12 is overrated. Still, props where props are due, and they'll win that conference and none of the others will.
I don't think there is a clear favorite out there this year. But now with Miller gone and Ayton next, to go with Trier, Arizona's chances are practically nil.Bear Down Vegas wrote:Wouldn't you agree all bets seem to be off with just about every team this year? (Though to be fair Kansas has looked a lot better the last couple weeks)
The board has been relatively troll free and that is nice. I took the weekend off here because I was legitimately upset about the ESPN article. Trolling us at that point would have been easy pickings and respect to opposing posters who didn't.Phylek wrote:As much crap as we give enfuego, and he gives us, I have to say that I appreciate that he hasn't been trolling and piling on with this whole mess. Same goes for MrBug.
I will happily co-sign that letter. Would love to run into them in the tourney. Have to admit they pulled off a good, improbable Conference Championship in an over-rated Conference this year.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
Isn't ASU 9th? And they won in Phog Allen. I think that makes KU 10th.BBQ wildcat wrote:Kansas would be 9th in the PAC-12.
Over-clap,clap-rated, clap,clap.
Oops, my bad. I guess ASsU was 8th --- YESTERDAY.UAEebs86 wrote:Isn't ASU 9th? And they won in Phog Allen. I think that makes KU 10th.BBQ wildcat wrote:Kansas would be 9th in the PAC-12.
Over-clap,clap-rated, clap,clap.
The similarities would be remarkable. In 1997 Arizona played with Miles Simon, who should have been academically ineligible, iirc. This year, Arizona would be playing with two players who should be ineligible.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
Based on what exactly?enfuego wrote:The similarities would be remarkable. In 1997 Arizona played with Miles Simon, who should have been academically ineligible, iirc. This year, Arizona would be playing with two players who should be ineligible.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
That said, even full strength, Arizona could not beat KU this year. You have no point guard and Trier plays hero ball in tight games.
Occam's razor.ASUHATER! wrote:Based on what exactly?enfuego wrote:The similarities would be remarkable. In 1997 Arizona played with Miles Simon, who should have been academically ineligible, iirc. This year, Arizona would be playing with two players who should be ineligible.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
That said, even full strength, Arizona could not beat KU this year. You have no point guard and Trier plays hero ball in tight games.
Occam's razor says Kansas got pounded by the Cowboys today. You're lucky Kansas probably won't have to play ASU in the tourney. Good night.enfuego wrote:Occam's razor.ASUHATER! wrote:Based on what exactly?enfuego wrote:The similarities would be remarkable. In 1997 Arizona played with Miles Simon, who should have been academically ineligible, iirc. This year, Arizona would be playing with two players who should be ineligible.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
That said, even full strength, Arizona could not beat KU this year. You have no point guard and Trier plays hero ball in tight games.
Come on enfuego, I know you can do better than that.enfuego wrote:The similarities would be remarkable. In 1997 Arizona played with Miles Simon, who should have been academically ineligible, iirc. This year, Arizona would be playing with two players who should be ineligible.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
That said, even full strength, Arizona could not beat KU this year. You have no point guard and Trier plays hero ball in tight games.
I haven't kept up with all the controversy, but wasn't it alleged when your assistant coach Book got busted that there is someone currently playing on your team who took money? And I do not buy that Trier had trace amounts of PED over a year later.Chicat wrote:Come on enfuego, I know you can do better than that.enfuego wrote:The similarities would be remarkable. In 1997 Arizona played with Miles Simon, who should have been academically ineligible, iirc. This year, Arizona would be playing with two players who should be ineligible.Longhorned wrote:If Arizona doesn't get to play Kansas this post-season, I may just sit down and write a letter of complaint to the basketball gods. If both are at full strength, Arizona will crush Kansas.
That said, even full strength, Arizona could not beat KU this year. You have no point guard and Trier plays hero ball in tight games.
Wait, actually that’s a lie. In the decade+ you’ve been hanging around I’ve never actually seen you do better than that.
I mean, I always just assumed......
You know.... no one could consistently troll so hard for so little effect.
But you’ve proven me wrong. I salute you enfuego. Your shit talk is sadly but consistently mediocre to poor.
I'll admit that made me laugh.Chicat wrote:You should try to pace yourself. Trying to tie together the FBI investigation, Trier’s brief suspension, and these supposed on court chemistry issues seems to be way too mentally taxing for you.
Maybe slow down and take one at a time...
I'm sure players and players families take money from agents all the time. I'd wager that every single player who has ever played in the McDonald's AA game since the inception of AAU ball and shoe company influence, has received improper benefits which would make them ineligible under the NCAA's antiquated amateurism rules.Gilbertcat wrote:Wise to not throw stones
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/s ... 369711002/" target="_blank
Emmanuel Richardson is accused of taking a bribe to steer a kid to an agent. Not for paying players.enfuego wrote:I'm sure players and players families take money from agents all the time. I'd wager that every single player who has ever played in the McDonald's AA game since the inception of AAU ball and shoe company influence, has received improper benefits which would make them ineligible under the NCAA's antiquated amateurism rules.Gilbertcat wrote:Wise to not throw stones
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/s ... 369711002/" target="_blank
The difference is that this Book (what is his real name, I feel stupid using some nickname I read here) was a coach.
Chicat wrote:Emmanuel Richardson is accused of taking a bribe to steer a kid to an agent. Not for paying players.enfuego wrote:I'm sure players and players families take money from agents all the time. I'd wager that every single player who has ever played in the McDonald's AA game since the inception of AAU ball and shoe company influence, has received improper benefits which would make them ineligible under the NCAA's antiquated amateurism rules.Gilbertcat wrote:Wise to not throw stones
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/s ... 369711002/" target="_blank
The difference is that this Book (what is his real name, I feel stupid using some nickname I read here) was a coach.
Book told an agent if the agent gave Book 15k, Book would give it to a player. Josh Jackson got it directly from the agent and multiple shoe companies. Billy Preston got a car from...who?enfuego wrote:I'm sure players and players families take money from agents all the time. I'd wager that every single player who has ever played in the McDonald's AA game since the inception of AAU ball and shoe company influence, has received improper benefits which would make them ineligible under the NCAA's antiquated amateurism rules.Gilbertcat wrote:Wise to not throw stones
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/s ... 369711002/" target="_blank
The difference is that this Book (what is his real name, I feel stupid using some nickname I read here) was a coach.
And what do they want to complain about?Merkin wrote:
Ok, that's good stuff.Merkin wrote:
Bill Self has lost to every NCAA tournament seed in his career except no. 6, no. 12, no. 15, and no. 16. Time to take no. 16 off that list.enfuego wrote:I have Kansas v. Vacated in the Finals with, you guessed it, Kansas winning it all.
UofAlum05 wrote:You know what you can vacate?.........Deeeeezzzzzz Nuts.
azgreg wrote:Bill Self has lost to every NCAA tournament seed in his career except no. 6, no. 12, no. 15, and no. 16. Time to take no. 16 off that list.enfuego wrote:I have Kansas v. Vacated in the Finals with, you guessed it, Kansas winning it all.
https://www.theringer.com/2018/3/12/171 ... wn-regions" target="_blank