reclegend22;1339394 wrote:Big win on the road for UNLV, beating a good Cal team on a near last-second tip in. Great game. Rebel freshman Anthony Bennett had a monster game for Vegas, tallying 25 points and 13 boards. He is the best newcomer in the front court in the country, IMO, and gets better with each game. Cannot wait to watch him do his thing in Chapel Hill. Despite the rough start to UNC's season, I fully expect a good matchup in late December, specifically between James McAdoo and Bennett.

reclegend22;1339342 wrote:Stalking you? Lol. No, just calling out my stalker. For whatever reason, you continue to try and make this and the Big Ten thread about me and you. Just stop and I won't have to reply. The funny thing is, I would bet almost anything that you carefully worded that post to Az (which was plainly directed at me and my "prejudiced" Duke posts. Let's be real here) knowing that I would reply in the way that I did so that you could then call me out for "stalking you." I've seen you do this other people here before. You need some serious help.

Leave the personal BS at the door. Thanks.

Terry_Tate;1339380 wrote:Web + vball = isadore. That's how much you're killing the enjoyability of this thread.

WebFire;1339393 wrote:gosh a ruddies

vball10set;1339293 wrote:I undertood completely, but I wanted to hear it from you. The conversation was between rec and I, so why would you bash me?

Crimson streak;1339590 wrote:Understand*

Mulva;1339529 wrote:Mike Moser dislocated his elbow tonight, so that will probably damper the matchup a little.

Mulva;1339808 wrote:Let's all take a minute to point and laugh at Brian Okam.

http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/12/09/appalachian-states-brian-okam-comes-up-very-very-short-on-a-free-throw-attempt-video/

georgemc80;1340290 wrote:Ive been out of the country. Honest question. Does Indiana have the resume or future schedule to be number 1? I haven't seen them play yet. I just looked at their schedule and it appears after a cursory glance that their non-con schedule is weak. So to me it looks like they started there and simply haven't lost.

Laley23;1340450 wrote:Their schedule took a major hit when UNC went down and UK/IU couldnt work out their issues. Butler is still going to be a great win numbers wise, just like GT and UNC, but none of them great teams, or games where you thought IU might lose going in.

thavoice;1340466 wrote:Laley, you do know that you single handedly jinxed IU vs butler and when they lose TC should blame you....

thavoice;1341086 wrote:Really is no reason to even argue about 1 seeds or anything like that because they play it out anyways. Doesnt matter if you are a 1 or a 2 really...and maybe less pressure getting "snubbed" and getting a two seed.

For the hoosiers...I just hope by the time march rolls around they are playing their best ball and get a 3 seed or better. The big ten will be a nut roll and I think 3 losses in hte league will win it!

thavoice;1340463 wrote:Yeah..their NC is pretty weak. Some of that is still the lingering affects of them being horrible very recently and Crean scheduling wins, and the fact they lost UK for whatever reason. I liked it back in the day when they played UK in a "Nuetral" arena, alternating states and selling tickets 50/50 for each team. PEople tend to forget the two cupcake classics BK used to schedule back in the day as well...

but anyways...it doesnt really matter what the NC resume looks like for a big ten team. If they do very well in conference play they, or any number of the B10 teams ranked high right now do very well in their conference they will have a great chance at a top seed come march. Only thing that could derail the B10 from having a 1 seed is the winner of the conferance losing 5 + games in the conference and then losing early in the B10 tournament. It could happen as they looked stacked.

Classyposter58;1341536 wrote:Three? Last year OSU, Michigan and Michigan State won the conference at 13-5 lol