Other_Guy
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Igor is the worst near-basket finisher on the team. For Barnes to make that call was certainly a choice smhIgor is more accurate from 30 feet than he is from 3 feet. We had 5 three point shooters on the floor and didn't take the three. I agree he often can not finish near the basket. In fact, our bigs miss a lot of layups and dunks.
The difference this year is Duke.There's really not much of a difference between being a high number two seed and low 1 seed
Last year only one number 1 seed make it to the elite 8, right?
Just like Purdue last year.The difference this year is Duke.
I think they are the only team that we can’t play with.
That’s why we want to be a one seed because,if not, you know the committee will put us in Dukes region.
We were not favored to win @Auburn, so it was technically five times. I know vegas had us favored at home against Florida but I would consider that result to be a bit of an upset with ZZ and Igor not playing. Also, it is somewhat of a misleading stat. If your team is ranked as highly as we have been all year, just about any loss you take will be an upset and there's not many opportunities to upset another team. Another, more positive, way to look at it is going game by game Vegas must have expected Tennessee to go 30-1 this season.You know. I just realized that Tennessee has been upset 6 times this year and has upset nobody. That makes me sad.
Upset in my book is based on the line, not your ranking...but I get your point.We were not favored to win @Auburn, so it was technically five times. I know vegas had us favored at home against Florida but I would consider that result to be a bit of an upset with ZZ and Igor not playing. Also, it is somewhat of a misleading stat. If your team is ranked as highly as we have been all year, just about any loss you take will be an upset and there's not many opportunities to upset another team. Another, more positive, way to look at it is going game by game Vegas must have expected Tennessee to go 30-1 this season.
It can’t be an SEC record. ESPN noted on Monday that Auburn’s 10 wins against AP-ranked opponents this year made them the 3rd team in NCAA history to do so prior to a team’s conference tournament (the others being 1992-93 Indiana (11-2) and 2002-03 Kentucky (11-1)).we have 9 wins against ranked opponents. I thought I heard that was either an SEC or Tennessee record for the regular season
I'm thinking we'll be in the Midwest opposite Houston if we remain a #2 seed. Auburn will already be in the South, and Florida, should they get the last #1 seed, will be in the West. That leaves the East and Midwest for the next SEC team, and the Midwest Regional location (Indianapolis) is closer than the East location (Newark).The difference this year is Duke.
I think they are the only team that we can’t play with.
That’s why we want to be a one seed because,if not, you know the committee will put us in Dukes region.
Brakefield was unstoppable. Only reason they won. Not sure what you think they were supposed to do against him.