Arizona Vs Utah 🏀 Game Preview/Discussion Thread 2/8/24 6pm PAC12N

[arxpert]

Arizona is a #1 seed in the latest bracketology.

Amazing that a coach who can't draw up a final play can just luck into a #1 seed. Just amazing!

Easiest Conference of all time and he has blown it to powderpuffs. Purdue is forgivable only in the sense that Tommy had no chance and the team decided to take matters into their own hands during a stretch and pull the game close. Then Tommy had no choice, but to deploy his ringer Kylan Boo Boo Boswell to tank the game for him again. Doesn't seem like his salary is enough if he has to actively coach us OUT of games.

Or people can admit that Tommy is not HIM and Boswell has no business starting as well as needed to be benched at one point, but with only a handful of games left, it will do far too much damage to send that message.

Just my VERY humble opinion.

Far be it for me to ruffle any feathers.

[arxpert]

I will give Hungry Tom some credit. He's not as bad at drawing up a final shot as Adia. It's pretty close, though, and that's concerning.

If you read this, Tom, slide into my DMs. I have a care package of GW plays for ya pal. BTFD.

Adia just needs to go. Very uncomfortable situation on the Women's side of things. Tommy is just a youngling trying to learn the sport of basketball from a HC perspective. Adia is something else.

[KansasCityCats]

Our conference has been drastically worse in the past. Yes, most schools underperformed in the OOC schedule but every program has a respectable record except USC, who has the talent to beat anybody on a given night (if Enfield could actually motivate the Trojans). Hell, they beat a really good Seton Hall team this season, in addition to a K-State team that recently took down Kansas.

[arxpert]

Our conference has been drastically worse in the past. Yes, most schools underperformed in the OOC schedule but every program has a respectable record except USC, who has the talent to beat anybody on a given night (if Enfield could actually motivate the Trojans). Hell, they beat a really good Seton Hall team this season, in addition to a K-State team that recently took down Kansas.

Seems like K State always takes out Kansas in Manhattan. I won't check the history of it, but it feels that way. No idea why. What the mystere is. But it happens.

[KansasCityCats]

Yeah, playing in Bramledge is similar to Westwood. The fans show up for the big games and it's a rocking arena when rivals or big opponents come to town (primarily KU).