HuskerFever

...been doing that for years. Goes better with a Nyquil chaser though.

Well lucky for you, it looks like you'll get to see it this weekend:

Kentucky lost to #5 Kansas, #19 Richmond, and Georgia Tech. Either Kentucky is losing to good teams, or they're bad. Or maybe they're having off games like Georgia Tech has had this season as well. The joy of college hoops, you really get to know the true identity of your teams come January. Time will tell.

My mistake, I thought this was the "So much for the UCF turned it around in Year 2 comparisons...." thread.

I would very much argue "yes". Guess we'll see by seasons' end. Georgia Tech didn't even start full contact practices until after their first two losses, which was a mistake on the head coach. Granted, he tried to win the COVID mitigation game. Georgia Tech was also a NCAA tournament fringe team going into the season. And as it stands right now, per Ken Pomeroy, Nevada is #120 and Georgia Tech is #70 (Nebraska at #112 for reference).

Might be missing your point, but Georgia Tech is a much better team than Nevada.

Fixed that for you.

Lincoln - 63 Omaha - 85

No surprises here. Georgia Tech was never a gimmie game. But no subs for the final 14 minutes of the game and we can't react to that?

Submit predictions below.

Should've went with my head. Would be 100% on predictions in HHCC

This late run for Georgia Tech might be the end for us. Need to respond. Quick.

...but did you know that one year ago he was only 17?

Alvarado with 3 PF could come in handy in this game.

It matters in college basketball when WE get left out of the NCAA tournament because "we" lost bad in the conference challenges and the conference NET rankings tank. That was a sad year. And that's the year WE won our conference challenge game and "we" got crushed in the conference challenges.

It's hard to tell. As a baseline, Teddy is 6'6" and his head is around a foot from the 10' rim. So he jumps about 42". We'll revisit this and see how high he jumps after a win.

Purdue had the best winning percentage in this Big Ten/ACC challenge, and yet they might be the only Big Ten team to lose today.

Ohhhhh. The boxer!

We have the most Academic All-Americans. Testing is what we're good at.

Who?

Seattle on their toes right now: