What Might Have Been


After 12 games, 11 of 347 Bloggers Bracket participants remain perfect.

Arizona overcame a sluggish first half to defeat Utah State. Ditto for Wake Forest against Chattanooga. In a tremendous game, Nevada beat Texas. Daniel Gibson's ill-advised three pointer with under a minute left cost the Longhorns a valuable opportunity. Though Gibson on the next possession made a greater interior pass, it was too little, too late.

Finally, a one-dimensional Gonzaga squad (read: Adam Morrison) held on to beat Winthrop. Folks who last saw Ronny Turiaf play early in the year were gravely disappointed by his lack of quickness and agility. Unless his body fully recovers, I don't expect to see Ronny in the NBA next year.

The loss shouldn't, however, dim Gregg Marshall's bulb. I expect the current Winthrop coach to fly the coop this summer. Maybe to Tennessee. Maybe to Virginia. Maybe elsewhere.

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No UAB love? (none / 0)

Did Brady just bring his squad in with a horrid gameplan or what?  

The Tigers let UAB control the pace of the game for almost then entire 40 minutes.  With as many minutes that their core players log, that meant bad news.

An argument can be made that the way the Blazers let their lead slip late may motivate them for their Saturday matchup, which could be a great game.

Arizona better bring fresh rubber.

Really looking forward to the Illinois-Nevada matchup.  Illinois just couldn't put away FDU until late.  If they play like that with Nevada, a lot of brackets will be busted.  


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