He might have been joking, but still, it seemed he was upset about the seeding. He can be upset, but Kentucky still lost.
The one seeds for Saturday all won and advanced leaving only Oregon to play (8) Saint Joseph. It was another fun day of basketball with two teams coming back from huge deficits to make the games interesting. Wichita State (vs. Miami) and Yale (vs. Duke) both got down early in each of their respective games by a large margin. Both games appeared to be over shortly after they started... unfortunately both teams came up short and lost to the higher seed. I was hoping Yale would beat Duke, but that did not happen. I was pulling for Wichita State to beat Miami. Neither of which would have helped my brackets, but would rather see the upset.
Both Big 12 teams (Iowa State and Kansas) moved on to the sweet 16 that played today with one left tomorrow. The last team left from the Big 12 to play Sunday is Oklahoma who will play #10 VCU. Not being sure what to expect from today, I am happy that Kansas advanced to the sweet sixteen. Waiting to hear when Kansas will play on Thursday.
It has been a fun four day weekend with more basketball to go Sunday. My bracket(s) are busted, but still the greatest time of year!
Enjoy the Sunday games and enjoy the "March" Madness!
Calapari is a showman but he does have a valid point. It is some of the arguments that a lot of people had for college football as well. What's the criteria? It's such a mystery. Why is it that UNC arguably had a harder road than UVA when they won the ACC outright and even the tournament.
ReplyDeleteGresham, thank you for the comments!
ReplyDeleteI agree about valid arguments. I heard Jay Bilas talking about his recommendations for making the process better. Of course he has an opinion on everything. :) It will be interesting to see if NCAA does anything next year.