BYU vs Ole Miss in the Play In Game

[Dave1967]

Haha I picked Xavier anyways

I hope Xavier beats the hell out of Ole Miss

 

[LittleCat]

Got two wide open shots from two of the three best shooters on the team and missed both. If it's not your night, it's not.

They were hitting everything else before that.

 

[Lefteye]

No way Summer s misses both

 

[Lefteye]

Lol

 

[govols120]

They were hitting everything else before that.

Not for the first 10 minutes of the second half. That's what opened the door.

 

[Dave1967]

Dayamm

 

[BowlBrother85]

Does blowing a 49-32 halftime lead sound familiar? Ohio St in 2007?

 

[govols120]

Does blowing a 49-32 halftime lead sound familiar? Ohio St in 2007?

Thanks for bringing back one of the worst nights of my life...

 

[Dave1967]

Thanks for bringing back one of the worst nights of my life...

That was a horrible night also

 

[Deputy Fife]

March madness>>>>>>>>anything the NBA has to offer, at least for me.

 

[TNVolunteerGrad]

What a game. Wow. That second half effort though.

 

[Lefteye]

Does blowing a 49-32 halftime lead sound familiar? Ohio St in 2007?

Ugh, yeah that one still hurts.

 

[almirUT]

March madness>>>>>>>>anything the NBA has to offer, at least for me.

What?

NBA playoffs>>> Madness

 

[BurninOrange]

Ugh, yeah that one still hurts.

I think the lost to Mich St hurts the most. Or maybe the 2000 S16 loss to NC. That one was bad too. Both UT teams had some serious talent on them though😕

 

[VolsButch98]

What?

NBA playoffs>>> Madness

This. College basketball barely even qualifies as that. Too many fouls, not enough skill.

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

What?

NBA playoffs>>> Madness

By a long shot.

 

[ainge10heisman]

Wow, I can't believe BYU blew that halftime lead and let Ole Miss score 62 points in the 2nd half. We failed to score 62 points in the entire game 12 times this year.

 

[appyvol]

March madness>>>>>>>>anything the NBA has to offer, at least for me.

+1

 

[Dave1967]

Really bad game for BYU in the 2nd half. BYU hasn't been strong in the NCAA Tournament since the Danny Ainge team in 1981 that beat a heavily favored Notre Dame team.

 

[BowlBrother85]

What?

NBA playoffs>>> Madness

To each his own but I don't think there are many office pools of NBA brackets. There is more drama to the single game elimination format with games played on a neutral court (in most cases). Much more room for upsets and it doesn't take two months to play like the NBA.

...and you also have 48 games played in a span of 4 days. It satisfies the basketball junkie in ways the NBA never could without overstaying it's welcome into June.

 

[Deputy Fife]

What?

NBA playoffs>>> Madness

I like the novelty and unpredictability, and I feel like it's more of an actual team sport rather than an oligarchy.

 

[RDU VOL#14]

I think the lost to Mich St hurts the most. Or maybe the 2000 S16 loss to NC. That one was bad too. Both UT teams had some serious talent on them though😕

If you're a glutton for punishment they are showing it on the B1g slow network right now.

 

[BowlBrother85]

If you're a glutton for punishment they are showing it on the B1g slow network right now.

I actually wouldn't mind seeing that again...Better days. Like always, we could depend on Steven Pearl's 15 minutes worth of 0 pts 1 reb and 3 to's....On a serious note, that team really came together after losing Tyler Smith. Bobby Maze, Brian Williams and Chism really played well in that game as I recall.

 

[RDU VOL#14]

I actually wouldn't mind seeing that again...Better days. Like always, we could depend on Steven Pearl's 15 minutes worth of 0 pts 1 reb and 3 to's....On a serious note, that team really came together after losing Tyler Smith. Bobby Maze, Brian Williams and Chism really played well in that game as I recall.

I had forgotten how much fun they were to watch. That was a very athletic group that could've won the National Title that season in Indy.