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Maybe we can do what Seattle U did and beat Stanford.

Yeah, I know. I'm saying I think this team is better than that one was. I also think this years WCC is a lot better than the league was 2 seasons ago. Should be a fun league to monitor.

I do think this San Francisco team has a better chance to make the tournament than the one a couple years ago that blew us out that didn't come particularly close. If we hadn't looked like shit against Green Bay and Chicago State I wouldn't be too concerned, but we did.

Their guards are just a lot better than ours are. 2 kids recruited out of HS, a part time starter at Portland, and someone who couldn't get off the bench at Oregon. Our best guard is also unplayable down the stretch if we do happen to be leading bc he can't make a FT Looks like the next win...

We missed Betts tonight.

I'm wondering if it's also going to be on ESPN+? I subscribe to that. Their SECN+ football games are on ESPN+ so I am hoping this is as well. I don't have B1G+.

I was surprised by that to in regards to the Missouri game. There isn't another P5/P5 SEC matchup that night.

Vs. Gardner Webb - 8:00 | BIG+ Vs. Alcorn State - 12:00 | Peacock Vs. Missouri - 8:00 | SECN+ Vs. Green Bay - 9:00 | BTN or B1G+ Vs. Chicago State - 8:00 | B1G+ Vs. San Francisco - 5:30 | Peacock Vs. Stanford - 9:30 | CBSSN Vs. Saint Louis/Santa Clara - 7:00/9:30 | TruTV Vs. Texas Southern -...

OOC TV schedule (or should I say streaming): Vs. Gardner Webb - 8:00 | BIG+ Vs. Alcorn State - 12:00 | Peacock Vs. Missouri - 8:00 | SECN+ Vs. Green Bay - 9:00 | BTN or B1G+ Vs. Chicago State - 8:00 | B1G+ Vs. San Francisco - 5:30 | Peacock Vs. Stanford - 9:30 | CBSSN Vs. Saint Louis/Santa...

There are going to be some bad teams make it if it gets expanded to 76. I mean I'll watch the additional games because I'm a diehard, but it's about as meh as you can get. We're going to see teams at or below .500 get in, I'd have to guess. I wonder if this will also incentivize teams to play...

Not sure. Maybe something like this though: First Round: #18 vs. #15 #17 vs. #16 2nd Round: #18/#15 winner vs. #10 #17/#16 winner vs. #9 #12. vs. #13 #11 vs. #14 The rest just follows suit as normal. Starts on a Tuesday, ends on a Sunday.

Wasn't sure where to put this, but all 18 men's teams are invited to the B1G tournament for 2026.

Yep. He'll be a tough matchup, but I think our frontcourt will have enough diversity that they'll be able to slow him down a little.

Should all be respectable next season. And I'd guess top 100 teams. So a couple Q2 opportunities at the worst. Out of the 3 I think SLU will probably be the best so hopefully we get them at least once.

San Francisco on a neutral is probably another Q2 opportunity. Gives us Missouri, San Fran and the acrisure series as hopefully at least 4 Q2 opportunities. Missouri should be a q1.

Should be a couple Q2 opportunities, I'd think. SLU I think will be improved in year 2 of Schertz IMO.

IMO, I think after Purdue, Michigan and UCLA, the rest of the league will be pretty wide open, and slightly down from last year. I can see Wisconsin, MSU and MD taking a step back from being top 15 teams, and I'm not sure there's anyone to step in take over being a top 15 team outside of UCLA...

So if I have it correct, our 3 known opponents so far finished 306, 325 and 332 in KenPom? Hoping we get good opponents in the MTE we are in.

I still love CBB, but it's definitely not the same as it used to be. I'd say peak CBB was the 90's and early 2000's. This year there were only 4 mid major schools that received a #10 seed or better (not including Gonzaga). As a point of reference in 1998 there were ELEVEN! And take a look at...

He started 34 games on a team that was a 9 seed. He's definitely a legitimate B1G starter quality.