ccrunner609;717498 wrote:G Mason might be the toughest team that OSU has played all year.
Yes, and so did most in UConn's favor when the Huskies met up with George Mason in the 2006 Elite Eight. If somebody says they expected Jai Whatever and the Patriots to take out Ruday Gay, Marcus Williams, Josh Boone, Hilton Armstrong, Rashad Anderson, etc, then they are not being truthful.Laley23 wrote:Id expect OSU to win by 10+
reclegend22;717558 wrote:Yes, and so did most in UConn's favor when the Huskies met up with George Mason in the 2006 Elite Eight. If somebody says they expected Jai Whatever and the Patriots to take out Ruday Gay, Marcus Williams, Josh Boone, Hilton Armstrong, Rashad Anderson, etc, then they are not being truthful.
This is March. Anything and everything happens.
Will George Mason beat Ohio State? No. Lol.
Haha, no, it doesn't. Actually, when I posted, I thought I was still in the UK thread, where I had wrote "The Larranaga family might have something to say about Ohio State playing UK just yet." Apparently, I thought your post was attacking mine and apparently I got really mad about that. Haha.Laley wrote:That has absolutely nothing to do with what I am saying...just sayin' lol
reclegend22;717567 wrote:Well, of course, people gave GM a chance by the time that Elite Eight matchup had arrived. As you said, they had already beaten MSU and North Carolina squads that were filled with future NBA talent. Yeah, that was an irrelevant example I gave, but I explained why I irrationally wrote it in my above post.
ccrunner609;717774 wrote:I am not trolling, I am saying that GM "might" be the toughest game all year for them. The B1G is a shell of what it used to be....MSU, Indiana, Illinois.....these teams were powerhouses for 20+ years and are all down. This makes OSU conference schedule weaker.
ccrunner609;717774 wrote:I am not trolling, I am saying that GM "might" be the toughest game all year for them. The B1G is a shell of what it used to be....MSU, Indiana, Illinois.....these teams were powerhouses for 20+ years and are all down. This makes OSU conference schedule weaker.
Azubuike24;717777 wrote:George Mason in Cleveland, OH is NOT tougher than Wisconsin at the Kohl Center. Saying GMU is the toughest game of the year is a foolish comment, whether the Big Ten is "down" or not.
ccrunner609;717774 wrote:I am not trolling, I am saying that GM "might" be the toughest game all year for them. The B1G is a shell of what it used to be....MSU, Indiana, Illinois.....these teams were powerhouses for 20+ years and are all down. This makes OSU conference schedule weaker.
ccrunner609;717774 wrote:I am not trolling, I am saying that GM "might" be the toughest game all year for them. The B1G is a shell of what it used to be....MSU, Indiana, Illinois.....these teams were powerhouses for 20+ years and are all down. This makes OSU conference schedule weaker.
The Big Ten has looked pretty damn good so far. They are more then likly going to have three teams in the sweet 16 which is = to the number of teams the big east will get into the sweet 16.I am not trolling, I am saying that GM "might" be the toughest game all year for them. The B1G is a shell of what it used to be....MSU, Indiana, Illinois.....these teams were powerhouses for 20+ years and are all down. This makes OSU conference schedule weaker.
Azubuike24;717775 wrote:Ohio State is an 11-point favorite.
ccrunner609;717774 wrote:I am not trolling, I am saying that GM "might" be the toughest game all year for them. The B1G is a shell of what it used to be....MSU, Indiana, Illinois.....these teams were powerhouses for 20+ years and are all down. This makes OSU conference schedule weaker.
So can we assume you put a ton of money on G-Mason...or are you just talking for the sake of talking?Ty Webb;718198 wrote:That is three or four points too high