Was there any more irrelevant night of the season than last night? Even on Super Bowl Sunday hoops is more noticeable.
Marquette had essentially a “beginner’s luck” win against UConn in their first Big East game.
This game changes nothing, however. Things like these happen to excellent teams in conference play. How quickly we forget UConn’s Jekyll-and-hyde January (and part of February) two years ago during their championship season.
Unfortunately, with the inconsequential concept of polls in college basketball, UConn will drop even when it is obvious that this is still a top five team.
Meanwhile, the Golden Eagles’ win really cements the Big East as the conference that will likely get the most teams into the tournament.
Mark my words, a 6-10 team will get in from the Big East.
Texas’ win over Memphis was something that was desperately needed for the school where one Vincent Young has moved up to permanent God status.
It is alarming, though, that the Longhorns are getting underachieving performances out of players not named Gibson and Tucker. Even so, Chad Ford has LaMarcus Aldridge number one on his NBA potential…I mean NBA draft board.
The Washington-Arizona game on New Year’s Eve was a classic and again, it was a game where a team had to make a statement. And did.
Oh, and how about Ohio State coming back to win a game where they were outplayed for 35 minutes.
The lack of mid-majors in this blog is putrid at best. If I don’t clean up my act, I might as well call this the BCS, A10 and Memphis digest.
Therefore, I will run through all mid-major conferences weekly starting tomorrow.
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