)))OFFICIAL March Madness 2K16 Thread(((

[labelplant]

Oregon aka team Canada with voucher and Brooks..
@Miggs

Boucher is freaking good. Great fit for today's NBA. Only thing he is already 23 other wise he is a top 20 pick

 

[UserNameless]

bigger than i thought tbh 2-15 tho idk bout that pro potential. He has fallen out of all the mock drafts

Hadn't seen a falloff in NCAABB -- mid season without being injury aided -- as worse as melo's... hope he pulls it together.

 

[DonKnock]

Cacs on ESPN crying so hard that Monmouth didn't get in

 

[RammerJammer]

Cacs on ESPN crying so hard that Monmouth didn't get in

But nobody crying about how South Carolina didn't get in

 

[tremonthustler1]

But nobody crying about how South Carolina didn't get in

I can see why South Carolina didn't get in, but Monmouth ultimately got burned by the good wins that they had at the time turning into shyt because G'Town and UCLA fell off hard.

South Carolina's only really good win was at Texas A&M.

 

[L&HH]

I got Maryland in the final 4

you're certainly more optimistic than most Maryland fans [myself included]. They have the talent to make it that far and this season is as wide open as any.

 

[Miggs]

Oregon aka team Canada with voucher and Brooks..
@Miggs

Nah we rockin with UK and Murray til they get eliminated....hes the only one that can bring the force into balance amongst local players...

 

[Heelmatic]

Absolutely not. 1000% no

He didn't go to class during the season, no way in hell he's sticking around for the 2nd semester

 

[Seedz]

Here is a quick rant. So the selection committee uses RPI right? I hate the number but they claim to use it.

Of the top 54 RPI, 8 schools didn't make it.

St Bonaventure
Monmouth
Saint Mary's
Hofstra
Valpo
Akron
Princeton
San Diego State

You see the trend here? Zero of those schools belong to one of the "power conferences". Why is that? Any team that was top 54 in RPI and was also a power conference team was put in he tournament.

Why not those 8? And this is the bullshyt. Their reasoning is because these teams don't have enough top 50 wins. Well, the conference they play in doesn't allow for that during league play. And here is the bigger overall issue... Out of conference NO ONE will schedule to play against these teams at heir place or on a neutral. Maybe they'll play them at home, but that's a pretty hard game to win for these guys.

So it's rigged from the start really. They can't schedule big schools out of conference, and they're left out because they don't have enough wins against the big schools.

The thing that bothers me is the bubble teams are rarely rarely rarely gonna make extremely deep runs, so why not just give some of these smaller schools a shot because they don't get as many at bats against good comp as these mediocre power schools that wind up in the tourney and losing the first weekend.

 

[Seedz]

And this happens every year by the way. It's just more obvious this year.

 

[Donald J Trump]

He didn't go to class during the season, no way in hell he's sticking around for the 2nd semester

nikka you do realize it was 1 time that he was late for class...media blows things out of proportion.. how do i know?
i know someone in his class

 

[Wacky D]

wait

so this is stony brook's 1st berth ever?

man, I must post here too much. some of yall got me thinking that they go regularly, the way yall talk about em.

 

[UserNameless]

...
South Carolina's only really good win was at Texas A&M.

Beat Tulsa tho.

 

[Seedz]

Beat Tulsa tho.

Tulsa doesn't belong either though. There's at least 4 who have a better argument than both of those.

 

[RammerJammer]

No shyt