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The College Basketball Post
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by allen3xis,
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Not happening
Maryland is 1000% in play. It's them or Georgetown.
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I’m not saying they aren’t “in play” because the Jones signing obviously helps. Just don’t think the money is going to be there.
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Craziest thing about UCONN, they got their chip with Hurley and he very well may be fired 3 years from now lol
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School is in a much better situation now with the Big East. Not in the stupid *** AAC anymore. Plus all these players were actually Hurley’s recruits. Just needs to keep it rolling.
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Would still put Holmes/Aidoo as more likely if they enter the portal
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Streets saying UCONN a better program and more of a blue blood than Duke cause they got the same number of titles (5) with 3 coaches in a 24 year span vs Duke’s 32
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Streets saying UCONN a better program and more of a blue blood than Duke cause they got the same number of titles (5) with 3 coaches in a 24 year span vs Duke’s 32
I was thinking this last night, glad you brought it up. Mark my words, Duke won’t win anything without Coach K. They’re a one-coach wonder of a program.
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If Duke is considered one, there's zero argument anymore not to put UConn in the same bracket
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Transfer portal is a disaster
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Streets saying UCONN a better program and more of a blue blood than Duke cause they got the same number of titles (5) with 3 coaches in a 24 year span vs Duke’s 32
Mate I said this 2 weeks ago
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If Duke is considered one, there's zero argument anymore not to put UConn in the same bracket
Duke isn’t one - just a much better academic institution
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It's dumb but blue bloods are the successful college programs pre-90s...UNC, Kansas, UCLA, Indiana and Kentucky.
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The term blue blood originated in Spain. It was used to differentiate between people with light skin from those with darker complexions. The veins of southern Europeans appeared more blue due to their pale and translucent skin.
lol I know I know. Its just funny how casual race-ism is baked into our society.
Really just trying to talk about which basketball program is better for longer, and wind up comparing it to who is the whitest and therefore the best.
lol I know I know. Its just funny how casual race-ism is baked into our society.
Really just trying to talk about which basketball program is better for longer, and wind up comparing it to who is the whitest and therefore the best.
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Indiana is not a blue blood anymore. We’re approaching 40 years since they won a chip. Haven’t made a final 4 in 23 years
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Indiana when they try to pass the blue blood test
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5 championships in 25 years and 15 years of not making the round of 32
Uconn just not consistent enough in between lucky tournament draws
Uconn just not consistent enough in between lucky tournament draws
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Y'all lucky that MSU beat UConn in 2009 final 4, the only time they made a f4 but didn't win the title.
Then MSU got slayed by unc in the title game
Then MSU got slayed by unc in the title game
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Wasn't that championship game in Ford Field?Y'all lucky that MSU beat UConn in 2009 final 4, the only time they made a f4 but didn't win the title.
Then MSU got slayed by unc in the title game
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Y'all lucky that MSU beat UConn in 2009 final 4, the only time they made a f4 but didn't win the title.
Then MSU got slayed by unc in the title game
That chip was nasty. Kalin Lucas was in hell trying to get the ball up the court
