@PizzitolaFan I do think that continued success begets more support, which has happened with Princeton.
But I agree that removing all priors Yale is a worse job, partly due to location. I also remember them not selling out a championship game against Harvard, which, smh
@PizzitolaFan He’s always been good but the shooting has taken a leap, and now he’s the point guard and that’s going well too. He’s also super long. If he gets a 5th year he could certainly start on a very good team
@PizzitolaFan I regret to inform you that HY or no HY this game wouldn’t be a big deal for either program/fanbase either way. Northeastern game has some juice to it but not BU
@PizzitolaFan It’s gotta be Hunt. I think you just put the best 5 out there and that’s plugging in Hunt and either Barbour or Ace-Nasteski. Maybe one of the three kids who de-committed would’ve started but alas
Here’s a list of how every coach with a March track record has performed relative to seed expectations over their career.
Tom Izzo is a true outlier. Shaka Smart is… not great
Here’s a list of how every coach with a March track record has performed relative to seed expectations over their career.
Tom Izzo is a true outlier. Shaka Smart is… not great
March 18, 2005: 13-seed Vermont, beats 4-seed Syracuse 69-57 in OT in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Gus Johnson on the call.
“Sorrentine!!! Hit that one from the parking lot!”