He must be assuming they're toast.When did UConn leave the Big East? They are alive for a few more hours.
There is a very good chance that the SEC has two teams in the final four and a decent chance there is three.Ahh there it is again - the good ole SEC sucking it up. They simply can't win without hacking/grabbing and the support of the SEC refs.
Only one SEC team that was favored lost so far (Texas A&M). Three times an SEC dog has won (Ole Miss, Arkansas 2x). Hardly sucking it up.Ahh there it is again - the good ole SEC sucking it up. They simply can't win without hacking/grabbing and the support of the SEC refs.
Vegas betting lines aren't "favored" in the fan sense of the word.Only one SEC team that was favored lost so far (Texas A&M). Three times an SEC dog has won (Ole Miss, Arkansas 2x). Hardly sucking it up.
I'm confused about SEC style of play talk.Ahh there it is again - the good ole SEC sucking it up. They simply can't win without hacking/grabbing and the support of the SEC refs.
I agree with you. Seems like the first round teams weren’t hacking or grabbing. By now, some of the games have become wrestling matches. I say that, having watched every game in the tournament so far…it has gotten more physical as it has progressed and the refs are swallowing their whistles. That’s part of why I don’t feel confident tonight given how banged up we areI'm confused about SEC style of play talk.
Announcers have mostly said tourney refs are letting them play.
Would seem SEC rough play has gotten us prepared.
Ahh there it is again - the good ole SEC sucking it up. They simply can't win without hacking/grabbing and the support of the SEC refs.
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