2022-2023 NCAA Basketball Thread Basketball • Page 365

florida had the largest margin of victory over a #1 team since UCLA beat Houston 101-69 in the 1968 Final Four, literally one of the best wins of all time lmao

 

Didn’t get to watch because I’m out of the country, but Tennessee has one or two of those games under Rick Barnes every season that goes against everything else they’re doing on paper and they’re always so baffling when they’re happening.


Semi-Related: The Lady Vols under brand new coach Kim Caldwell are having some season, even with two absolute heartbreakers this week. I think it’s two top ten losses by a combined 3 points in 5 days? Should be interesting to see how it goes under her as she gets her coaching legs in the league.

 

This Cooper Flagg kid is pretty good.

 

lol

 

Lmao

 

2-16

{##yikes##}

 

lol fuck off

 

Fuck Walter Clayton Jr. just got hurt. On the plus it just looked like it was ankle sprain but I hope he’s ok

 

Game is crazy low scoring so far

 

Yeah Florida turning the ball over a ton but Tennessee can’t score either. Refs also aren’t calling much in regards to fouls.

 

Whew, Clayton is back at the half.

 

Unc is so bad this year. Duke is up 30 on them

 

These UConn ladies get the cheapest calls while getting away with so much worse. I always hate these games, even with us never being anywhere near where we used to be.

 

hell yeah lady Vols

Kim Caldwell looking like an insanely prescient hire

 

Gonna go out on a limb and call no three peat. The turnovers are outrageous lol

 

I’m not an expert bettor by any means but Florida was a 10.5 point underdog lmao

 

Auburn and Alabama 1 and 2 in the AP Poll. Game at Alabama on Saturday. Buckle up.