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smartfishes
Who will it be? Please don't say UNC. I might throw up.
TarHeels
QUOTE (smartfishes @ May 10 2008, 10:33 PM) *
Who will it be? Please don't say UNC. I might throw up.



My Tar Heels will be prohibitive favorites next year. Returning every single starter, including the reigning National Player of the Year, from a team that went 36-3 last year, including a Final Four berth.


They may not win it all - that's the joy and the agony of a one-and-done tournament - but they'll easily be the favorites to cut down the nets.
Go Texans Go
UT

looks like Abrams is coming back...no more Gibson but looking forward to seeing the freshman
smokin' aces
UConn will win it all. A.J. Price is healthy, Jerome Dyson is a great scorer, Adrien is a double double machine and Thabeet who keeps on improving and should be a player of the year canidate. Also, they have a geat freshmen class coming in with the likes of Kemba Walker and Ater Majok

smartfishes
Now that the season is in full swing, who do you guys like in the final four?

The ACC looks top heavy, with Duke, Wake and UNC all legit final four teams.

The Big East is solid, w/ UCONN, Louisville and Pitt looking like the best right now. GU and Notre Dame have kind of fallen off as of late.

My final four right now would be Duke, Louisville, UNC and UCONN.
7331T
Too many teams. I think the College Basketball experts got it right this time- it's going to be a very difficult choice out of 12 very qualified teams.

I still think UNC is on the top of the class, Duke, if the 3s drop, is very close if not over UNC, Wake's showing some staying power even after today's loss, UConn is a great complete team, Pitt is looking very strong. The list goes on and on but I will say that I don't have much faith in Oklahoma going anywhere near the championship game because I just don't think Blake can carry a team.
Tdavis20
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RestoreTheRoar
I'll be there watching regardless of who is in it!

But I think UNC vs UConn in the title game
King Gonzo
FLOOOOOOORIIIIIIIIIIIDDDDDDDA SSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTTTATTTTTTTTE
MustacheToes
QUOTE (King Gonzo @ Feb 19 2009, 06:05 PM) *
FLOOOOOOORIIIIIIIIIIIDDDDDDDA SSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTTTATTTTTTTTE



They cheat.
King Gonzo
QUOTE (MustacheToes @ Feb 20 2009, 10:17 AM) *
They cheat.


Everyone in sports cheats....
MustacheToes
QUOTE (King Gonzo @ Feb 20 2009, 01:19 PM) *
Everyone in sports cheats....



You cheat!
RAEF715
QUOTE (7331T @ Jan 31 2009, 06:36 PM) *
Too many teams. I think the College Basketball experts got it right this time- it's going to be a very difficult choice out of 12 very qualified teams.

I still think UNC is on the top of the class, Duke, if the 3s drop, is very close if not over UNC, Wake's showing some staying power even after today's loss, UConn is a great complete team, Pitt is looking very strong. The list goes on and on but I will say that I don't have much faith in Oklahoma going anywhere near the championship game because I just don't think Blake can carry a team.


i think this thing is wide open and there is no dominant team and everyone is beatable..

i thought unc would cruise, but they now lack a bench, don't play good enough D, and settle too much for jump shots on offense instead of getting the ball in to Hansbrough...they could still win it all based on talent, but they are going to have play much better than they have shown to this point of the season..

duke relies on the three too much and doesnt have enough size to win it all..

UConn is very good, but Thabeet is overrated and they will miss that injured guard..

we see that OK is not very good without Griffin...hope the kid is ready to roll for the tournament....

Pitt is tough and determined...they remind of what Georgetown used to be like.. but just making the final four may be a more realistic goal as they have yet to do that...
Fantasy Lover
MEMPHIS VS UNC WITH MEMPHIS WINNING
mike100
I like Louisville
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