Can't put Baylor/UCLA in the Final Four until Drew/Alford prove they can get there. Alford's never even been past the Sweet 16.
UCLA is the best team I've seen this year PERIOD. When you have a guy like Ball, that lessens the coach's burden. jmo
Can't put Baylor/UCLA in the Final Four until Drew/Alford prove they can get there. Alford's never even been past the Sweet 16.
Sneaky feeling the Zags may finally do it -- they have all the ingredients mentioned earlier.
Who is Louisville's?
Sneaky feeling the Zags may finally do it -- they have all the ingredients mentioned earlier.
Prediction: The ******** from Indiana will beat the ******** from Louisville by at least 7.
If you're going "Baylor's gonna Baylor", how you gonna call it the Zags breakthrough year? Granted, I haven't watched anybody else besides UK, because regular season college bball is pretty much ****.
Can't put Baylor/UCLA in the Final Four until Drew/Alford prove they can get there. Alford's never even been past the Sweet 16.
Where's it at? They both get beer muscles at home.
So lots of musicians snubbing the Donald for the inauguration.
I'm gonna chuckle when he walks out to Kid Rock's "American Bad ***."
The Zags are anything but marginally talented.
Anyone else who can't name a player on their roster and more than 2-3 on any other team wanna chime in?
Guess Villanova is/was marginally talented as well.
-Underrated part of Xmas is the feeling you get walking into the liquor store.
Wodie likes teams that when clicking play pretty ball but in reality are fools gold because they rely so heavily on the 3 point shot... See IU. No different with Gonzaga except their softer than his Hoosiers.
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