dpodoll68
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Would you take a #6 seed if it were offered right now?
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Capable? Maybe. But the regular season ceiling is probably a 4 seed. The floor is missing the tournament again. I'd say a 6 seed is a pretty good deal given those two extremes. A #6 seed basically means this is a top 25 team and in the top 5-6 in the B1G. Who wouldn't take that after the last few years?
Redundant. Everyone who reads this board regularly already assumed your correction.
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If you don't want to see the correction, don't make the error.
No error that I can see. You're entitled to your opinion. No need to beat a dead horse though.
http://espn.go.com/ncb/boxscore?replayId=1896
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That's the thing, though. It's not an opinion, it's fact. I will never stop "beating a dead horse" until all of you cheating-endorsers stop pretending that Minnesota's games in the 1997 Tournament count.
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If the B1G is as good next year as it was this, I would expect a top 4 finish. I don't think the B1G will be nearly as deep as it was last year, it will still be the best conference, but I think the winning team could have as few as 3 losses. I'm surprised more people aren't expecting bigger things out of these guys next year. I really think we are on the precipice of a real resurgence in hoops. If this team is good, and the program proves that it can be viable we have a unique confluence of factors that could cause the success to snowball.