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@On3 How many historical national championships in this region? Lordy. Lotta blue bloods and historical elites in here

@itsahooded4iron On the flip side, if they win the first four game, they get an extra unit of tournament revenue. Which is huge for smaller programs. Being a 16 and losing immediately to #1 seed gets them only 1 unit

So it's not even like UMBC or Howard made the NCAA tournament. What they earned by winning their conference tournament is the right to "play in" to the NCAA event and face a #1 seed two days later. Hideous way to treat a conference champion. Shameful.

@Aaron_Bracy @ESPNLunardi It’s really not that hard There is only a couple spots in doubt, your odds of getting it right are not astronomical. They are actually pretty good odds

Here’s how Joe Lunardi did with his final bracket compared to the actual bracket: FIELD:  68/68 AT-LARGE:  37/37 SEED (exact):  57/68 * SEED (+/- 1):  67/68 * * personal best(s) I know Joe is good at this, but that is just wild. 👏 @ESPNLunardi

@GfedGoCrazy Georgia southern almost won 6 straight games.

Every tourney deserves a day of straight pandemonium with 4+ games. If that means it’s harder for the top teams so be it Ladder brackets punt anyone caring about your tourney until the semis, and any team that can win 3-4 games in a row is probably capable of an NCAA upset too

@ohnohedidnt24 7-8 out of 10 guys on the floor are just standing around the majority of the time

Steve Kerr: "We need to play fewer games. We need to take 10 games off the schedule. The modern game with the pace and the space I think it would be a more competitive and healthier league if we played fewer games"

@GaryRWard That list is fine except solanke. He is too slow and mechanical. Can do much much better than him up front

Tottenham would ideally like to keep, though relegation could make it difficult, could include: • Micky van de Ven • Dominic Solanke • Conor Gallagher • Mohammed Kudus • Xavi Simons • Archie Gray • Lucas Bergvall • James Maddison • Dejan Kulusevski As Per @Matt_Law_DT #THFC #COYS #SPURS #TOTTENHAM

@peteremcc This was tried in 1974. It didnt go well

Permanent standard time would mean giving up an hour of light after work for 9 months of the year, to get a little bit of extra light between 9 am and 10 am in the morning in winter, when you're at work anyway. Utter insanity. Permanent daylight saving time is the only option.

@PeteThamel @DavidPurdum Gee, I wonder why. Taking all the mid majors good and developed players wouldnt have anything to do with it, right?

Fascinating @DavidPurdum: *Only 13 outright underdog wins in 2025 NCAAs -- tied for the fewest since 1985. * Ranked teams won the first 96 games against unranked teams this year *Only 29 small-conference teams beat teams from power conferences -- a 58.9% decrease from the 2021-22. espn.com/espn/betting/s…

@lovemycowboys13 @JoshGitman Did you ask sun belt fans what they think? Most love it. That's all that matters

@JoshGitman What a great run. Although I think it’s a shame that these Conference tournaments are allowed to make these brackets look like this.

Georgia Southern, the 10-seed in the Sunbelt, started playing in the round-robin tournament on Wednesday They’ve played five games in five days, and have made it to the championship A sixth win Monday would give them an automatic bid It would be one of the greatest Cinderella runs in conference tournament history #MarchMadness #GeorgiaSouthern

@HotspurLane Bentancour back? Well, shit. We are definitely getting relegated now

After the Nottingham Forest game, #THFC have a THREE WEEK break of no games. This means that by the time Spurs travel to Sunderland on April 12th, we could have: Romero, VDV, Udogie, Spence, Bergvall, Kudus, and potentially even Bentancur back. You would like to think we could pick up some more wins with all of them back. That three week break is absolutely crucial for our chances of survival…..🙏

@coryfly @tsnmike As opposed to a 14 loss team where we already know for certain they arent good enough

@tsnmike I think it just boils to whether they are good enough. If you watch them, it’s hard to argue they are versus watching other teams. Unfortunately we don’t really know because of the schedule. Undefeated is impressive though.

Ok, then let’s try this: 55 teams a year for the last 25 years have played sub m-300 ranked schedules. That’s 1,375 teams. One of them went unbeaten. That’s .0007

@ChristinaZandes Imbalanced? It’s perfectly balanced. Shit from front to back.

Tottenham’s cry for help truly began during Ange’s second season, performances started to go down hill, inconsistency and an imbalanced squad. We finished lower in the table than expected, exposing the lack of quality this team has. The Europa League trophy covered up the cracks and did little to change the reality that the squad lacked the depth and quality needed. Two transfer windows gone and as usual we did not provide. This was coming, and I can’t believe I am now fearing in my lifetime as a Spurs fan that we are now in a relegation battle. Until the ownership changes, Tottenham will always fall short of the standards.

@LearnToToad @DNeckel19 You're right. They'd have at least 15. Same as auburn.

@SteveRodeffer @DNeckel19 That team wouldn't even have 10 wins if they played Auburns schedule

Which men's college basketball team this season should be in the tournament? 28-0 13.8 scoring margin Multiple wins over non-DI schools 0 wins over top 50 teams 29-0 17.0 scoring margin Multiple wins over non-DI schools 0 wins over top 50 teams

@SB8308715342770 Appreciate the ball? It’s just going to make these extremely technically limited players continue to take the ‘safe’ route and play sideways and backwards to not feel the wrath of the manager.

Training with the ball at a high level becomes a privilege. Tudor is like Conte, if you’re playing with no respect or care for the ball, then you run until you find appreciation for the ball again. Players don’t like to run, but they like the ball at their feet, I had coaches that made me run for a week. So that when sessions began around ball work, you appreciate the ball again like wow he is letting us play again. It’s a psychological basic that creates good habits, trust, respect! You don’t want to run each week do better it works for Conte..

@theawayfans The top picture looks more like a valley

This picture shows Charlton Athletic’s Valley in the 1980s compared to how it looks today. After Charlton were forced out in 1985 because of money problems and safety issues, the ground was left empty and slowly fell apart. For years it sat abandoned and overgrown, until a fan-led campaign finally brought the club back home in 1992. What you see now is a rebuilt stadium, a world away from the state it was left in during those uncertain years.

@mrmckee @MattNorlander How many other schools in history have 'played nobody' in a 'down' conference and gone 28-0?

@MattNorlander Great story. But they’ve played nobody. I’ve watched about 10 of their games this season and the MAC is down right now. Not what it was 4 or 5 years ago. They’ll lose by double digits in March Madness to any mid level Big 10/12, SEC, ACC team they face.

The Miami University RedHawks are 28-0. They're only the seventh team since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985 to reach 28-0. The list: '25-26 Miami '20-21 Gonzaga '16-17 Gonzaga '14-15 Kentucky '13-14 Wichita St '04-05 Illinois '90-91 UNLV Best story in CBB 🏀

@SB8308715342770 ‘Save the player exodus’?!?! The player exodus needs to happen no matter who the manager is

Nick Tavistock thinks bringing back Poch will save the player exodus if Spurs stay up. They believe Poch will fix everything players will want to stay and they can attract top talent off that back of the Poch brand. I like Poch but trust me it will be an utter disaster, They will sell key players and replace with utter nonsense poch with no strong DOF is a complete waste of time and money!

@Talking_spurss The standard has gone so low that people are hyping up archie gray. Average player. No where close to top 4/CL quality

#thfc Never felt as bad for a player as i do for Archie Gray. Kid deserves so much more than this one of the only players who consistently warrants support from us. Serious talent who has been relentlessly misused and played all over the place. deserves better than this shit

@TalkinDukes Dean?

Ranking former JMU Coaches on who I wanted to keep in Harrisonburg the most 1. Cignetti 2. Byington 3. Chesney 4. Houston 5. Withers 6. Rowe Fair take?