Yeah I though uva played to well to only have a 4 point lead. Holes guards really play a complete Game.... rebound well, defend and distribute.
Are we just assuming a close UNC lose today would result in us getting the superior #2 seed?
I would think not, they beat us twice and one is on a neutral court, they should be seeded higher I would think
UVA can’t get a single call to go their way right now.
The Heels are knocking on the door....not sure how much longer uva can hold them off.
Guy is one helluva player.
We beat them twice last season and weren’t seeded higher.
It’s those cannons that dangle from his bodyHe missed that layup because of all that flexing he does
Depends on who is leftSerious question: this may be the love affair i have with Virginia right now cause they are putting it on the Holes but can anyone see themselves pulling for UVA in the FF if Duke doesn’t make it?
Bennett is as good as it gets, he can flat out coach
Serious question: this may be the love affair i have with Virginia right now cause they are putting it on the Holes but can anyone see themselves pulling for UVA in the FF if Duke doesn’t make it?
Why doesn’t Guy play for Duke
That would be my 2 nd choice in the dance. Clean program that plays hard and watching a coach rise up and showing he can coach without a any lottery picks. I can pull for themDepends on who is left
What he said.I don't pull for anybody once we are out. I don't even watch any of the other games. Once we are out, the tournament is over for me and I start looking forward to next year. I couldn't care less about what the other teams do. Plus I'm too sour after we lose to watch anymore basketball!!
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