It was almost anticlimactic. You would think it would have to be a buzzer beater, not a 20 point win.
It was almost anticlimactic. You would think it would have to be a buzzer beater, not a 20 point win.
Virginia is always overrated. Their talent never reflects their record. They are built to win games over the course of a season, not in a playoff.
What is the difference? Shouldn’t what worked against Duke and UNC during the regular season work against UMBC or most anyone else in the tourney?
In all seriousness though, does anyone know the climate around basketball at Virginia? Is Bennet revered as a savior who they will never let go no matter what?
At a blueblood program, this is the kind of loss that gets a guy fired but(plus the previous early tourney exits) I have no idea what basketball is like at Virginia. Is their Ad a patient guy? Id kill for the kind of success Bennet has had here at Minnesota, but crazy things happen in cbb.
They don't have the star players to carry them when the tough gets going. Look at their result last year or any other year versus their seed since their coach took over the program.
If I have to explain the differences to you among the regular season, conference tourney, and the NCAA Tournament, then you shouldn't be discussing basketball.
Or maybe you are being intentionally obtuse?
He's certainly not viewed as a savior. They fired Dave Leitao two years after winning ACC coach of the year. I'm sure he's not in danger yet, but a couple more of these early exits and that could change.
Coach Odom seems very unassuming and relaxed. Would think he had just won a nondescript game in November, rather than what just happened. Refreshing change from typical alpha personality college bb coaches.
He's certainly not viewed as a savior. They fired Dave Leitao two years after winning ACC coach of the year. I'm sure he's not in danger yet, but a couple more of these early exits and that could change.
Maybe Bama should put only 3 guys on the floor to see if they can get back in it with Nova.
They don't have the star players to carry them when the tough gets going. Look at their result last year or any other year versus their seed since their coach took over the program.
If I have to explain the differences to you among the regular season, conference tourney, and the NCAA Tournament, then you shouldn't be discussing basketball.
Or maybe you are being intentionally obtuse?