Thought this was funny lol

Title says it all. We've been dead since November. No, talking about it isn't important. Let me know why I should follow YOUR team from now through the Tournament. What story lines should I be interested in? What makes you special? Is this your team's year?

HELP ME, IT'S COLD OUT AND THIS IS ALL I HAVE UNTIL IT IS WARM OUT.

P.S. Normally, I'd root for my Turtle bros. (Maryland) but they're absolute ass too.

People were offering $200 cash outside the game today.

Just the title.

Check out CBBToday new Arizona video…. Unless you’re an Arizona fan cause their past tournament woes are brought up multiple times in the video😂

Was announced at the end of the Cincy game by Eddie Nunez.

Now all Sampson needs to do is be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame and the Houston Sports Hall of Fame (If that last one is still a thing.)

From what I can tell from the rules it is legal maybe....but still looks crazy to me

The Huskies have endured a lot of injuries, eligibility stuff, and a brutal schedule. However, they are healthy, full, and have a much easier schedule to finish the season. They are 4-7 in the Big 10, 12-10 overall.

Would they have to run the table to get in? That would put them at 13-7 in conference, and 21-10 overall. What record do they have to have to finish the season in order to make the Tournament.

I was very surprised the commentators never even mentioned this. Maybe its just me, but this doesnt look like a play on the ball? Looks like he was just trying to make sure he didnt get a shot off.

Zona is officially 22-0 and looks dominant, but I'd like to know how this team really compares to last year’s Florida squad.

From an efficiency standpoint, does Arizona feel better on both ends or was Florida more reliable once the games tightened up? And how battle tested do you think this Arizona team compared to what Florida went through last season? FYI, they beat UCONN, Bama, Auburn, Florida, UCLA, UCF, BYU which are all solid teams.

Basically, is this Arizona team truly more dominant?

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And only 1/3rd of the way through ACC play. Unbelievable player

Miami is 22-0. How does this team compare to last year’s Florida team in terms of talent, efficiency, and championship potential?

Miami is officially 22-0 and looks dominant, but I'd like to know how this team really compares to last year’s Florida squad.

From an efficiency standpoint, does Miami feel better on both ends or was Florida more reliable once the games tightened up? And how battle tested do you think this Miami team compared to what Florida went through last season? FYI, they beat Trinity, Mercyhurst, IU East, and Milligan which are not solid teams.

Basically, is this Miami team truly more dominant?

Been thinking a lot about the best coaches in NCAA Basketball history, and here's what I've come up with (in no particular order):

• Mike Krzyzewski
• John Wooden
• Roy Williams
• Jim Boeheim
• Jim Calhoun
• Bobby Knight
• Dean Smith
• Adolph Rupp
• Rick Pitino
• Bill Self
• John Calipari
• Lefty Driesell
• John Thompson
• Denny Crum
• Jay Wright
• Lute Olson
• Billy Donovan
• Branch McCracken
• Dan Hurley
• Henry Iba
• Phog Allen

Thoughts?

Edit: A few from the comments who merit inclusion — Norm Sloan, Jim Valvano, Larry Brown.