That Recurring Rodney Dangerfield Theme
The Dispatch delivers the verbal wood with not one, but two pieces taking aim at the selection committee for giving the Buckeyes the 3rd overall seed despite the team rattling off 17 straight wins to close the season (including a pretty lopsided victory over team that has been a top-5 stalwart for most of the season). Give 'em hell boys!
The South Regional: It's Heritage, Not Hate!
Pfef takes a look at the South regional, including a spot-on comparison of potential foe Acie Law of Texas A&M to Gilbert Arenas. Hibaggie!
Elsewhere in the Buckeye universe, Keith has the early goods on Central Connecticut State.
Idle Minds..
Michigan Fan is finding suitable ways to keep himself amused in light of yet another NIT invitation.
Comments
I don't like the idea of us, the 1 seed possibly playing in Texas against A&M. Of course for that to happen, A&M will have to beat Louisville in Kentucky.
Yeah, I gotta agree. That's a pretty bad setup. The bracket is definitely not that stacked, though, and as long as Acie Law doesn't show up in stilts, the Bucks should be okay.
Cry babies. You get to walk to the elite 8. By far the easiest 8/9 and 4/5 matchup of all the #1's.
http://www.cstv.com/sports/m-b...
That's a great percentage!
C. Conn St,
Who cares. 20 years ago your link may have been relevant.
It's a shame that OSU will get to the elite 8 before being exposed. I don't know why they got such favorable treatment... maybe it was all their signature wins against... help me out. Who did you beat besides Wiscrappy??
The article was boring, but shows what a crap stack OSU has become. Way to follow in the football programs footsteps.
I think we have one of the Huns in our midst, disguising themselves as as a Blue Devil. If they took the time to read, or find someone that could read it to them, I also noted how A&M could get the shaft.
If patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel, quoting graduation rates is the last refuge of a fan of a shitty team.