@PortugalFPF There i s zero urgency. Nobody running down the flanks, the midfield can’t hold possession, and the defense is ass. Martinez has no creativity and apparently has a man crush on Neto. Can’t wait for this World Cup to end so he can be gone.
@iamstilljess American culture takes work too seriously. We’ve been brainwashed to believe that we have to “earn” days off and that the company will crumble if you take more than three days off
@ryanhammer09 just listened to your latest podcast and love your rant about the NCAA tournament expanding. Another expansion that I think wasn’t received well was the World Cup going to 48 teams. It was all about the money and the product is going to suffer this summer.
@BradenTClark Fair, but I think we established Stanford doesn’t move the needle. Even if it’s a better game than Charlotte or Montana State (OT home win). If we want USU to be a 6 or 7 seed, which 3-5 P4 can they realistically schedule and beat to improve that seeding?
@BradenTClark I also believe the committees mind was already made up. USU was going to be a nine seed, no matter what. Whether they lost in the first round of the Mountain West tournament or won the championship.
@BradenTClark Agreed to disagree. I don’t see a win over Stanford as a needle mover with the same conference losses. At the end of the day, you can’t lose twice to UNLV. And you have to beat USF
@BradenTClark Maybe. But USU had two tournament teams in non-con. Got destroyed by USF, beat VCU at the buzzer. They even squeaked by Illinois State who made the NIT Final Four. And everyone thought Memphis would be better when that game was scheduled.
@dallinwilsonn Honestly, USU “sells out” their home games but it’s never truly full. Now they are adding more expensive courtside seating… for a fan base who can’t even fill the regular seats.
@BYUarnolds@TheAggship The point I’m trying to make is that it seems like the committee already had their minds made up about USU. I think the 9 seed proved it didn’t matter whether they won or lost the tourney. That’s where they were seeded. Purdue won their tournament and were rewarded. That’s fine.