My golf friends a month ago:
The World Cup is cool but I just don’t see myself ever getting into it that much.
My golf friends today:
Norway really benefitted from using Odegaard tilted right in the half space to help open space for Haaland and Sorloth 🤣🤣🤣
@BelkReport With the way the NET is currently set up, that is extremely difficult, because those 3 teams would have at least 1-2 losses to each other and not many opportunities to play other quad 1 teams.
@JBRBracketology I just love everyone saying they are bad because they watched them for the first time today when they finally lost. They are first in the country for overall FG % and 9th for 3pt %.
@MatchewRolex You're getting hate, but you're not wrong. Most people don't know or apparently remember that not long ago we were completely irrelevant in college basketball. We can't afford to be ok with losing games like that anymore or we will quickly slip back into irrelevance.
Before our match last weekend, ESPN’s Holly Rowe surprised Aidan Crawford with the news: he’s the captain of the inaugural Fall Allstate @NACDA Good Works Team 👏
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@jaredsmithbets No one has a problem with those 4 teams making it. Cinderellas rarely made it to the final 4 so that's not the point. The problem is that there are fewer potential Cinderella teams because they get left out of the tournament completely in favor of mediocre p5 teams.
Just a quick reminder for you all, if Drake (30-3) didn’t win the MVC they wouldn’t have made the tourney. The committee NEEDS to change the way they evaluate teams and put them in the dance. Power 5 bias is ruining the greatest playoff in the world. Give the little guys a chance
@GoodmanHoops Establish a single metric and use it. More and more subjectivity and new metrics get added to include teams the committee wants instead of using objective measures. The best teams will still get in sticking to that approach. Mediocre, bubble, power fives might not, but too bad.
@kendallaperry@ESPNLunardi If "who has the hardest schedule" is what matters most then sure you have a good argument. How did UNC with all those opportunities?