NCAA Tournament Thread

He kind of reminds me of Jalen Brunson. Probably not quite as good at this point in their development.
 
Between Cliff Omoruyi on Bama and Maluach on Duke you see the value and the matchup problems the insane length is giving on these “lobs”. Easy baskets.

I would love to see us develop someone like that for offense or defense. I don’t know if Maker with some development could become similar. Pretty sure that’s sort of what RP and staff were dreaming on.
 
I have Florida in my pool, but must say Duke looks a head above anyone left right now, really on a roll and dominating.
I have Florida also and was thinking the same thing. The rest of the games should be interesting. Most of the ganes recently are being played at a high level.
 
I have Florida also and was thinking the same thing. The rest of the games should be interesting. Most of the ganes recently are being played at a high level.
As do I but Golden's coaching is very unimpressive. Bailed out twice now by outstanding talent. Duke has exceptional talent and it does not look like the lights are going to be too bright for those unique freshmen. And Scheyer is showing that he can really coach.
 
Good piece on Scheyer by Matt.

Btw people forget he was on Cragg's shortlist in 2019 right after Hurley and Moser said no. Duke connection.

 
As do I but Golden's coaching is very unimpressive. Bailed out twice now by outstanding talent. Duke has exceptional talent and it does not look like the lights are going to be too bright for those unique freshmen. And Scheyer is showing that he can really coach.
With all due respect you are totally full of it on this stuff.

I think Scheyer is a good young coach. But just look how EASILY the narrative on him would be totally different.

Look at last year you could make a case Jon Scheyer or anyone in his position would never have an EASIER game to reach the Final Four then he did last year. He faced an overmatched number 11 seeded NC St team in the Regional Final. And they lose. Again he may go to 10 FInal Fours in his career you can make a case he blew the EASIEST chance he ever would have.

If Shaka Smart lost a Regiuonal Final to a team seeded 7 spots lower then him with a roster full of top 50 high school All_Americans you would say, "See see he can't coach..."

Then let's say Caleb Love is able to hit a few late shots on Thursday and Arizona squeeks out a win vs Duke.

Again essentially SAME exact record he has now which is very good. But now he would have back to back failed runs to a Final Four, 1 where he had by FAARRR the better team in the Regional Final and 1 where he arguably has the best team in the country.

Is he any less of a coach?

What if Calipari and Kentucky don't pee down their leg the last 2 minutes of the 2022 first round game vs St Peter's ( I think they were up 7 or something) and they hold on. And St. Peter's does not have that run.

Sha is still the coach at SHU aftrer Willard leaves? But what exactly would be his major accomplishments after a 7-24 historically bad season?
 
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