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Davidson is on a roll. they have one 25 stright now with the win over WIS.
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Texas owning the twins and stanford
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The only thing I got right in my bracket this year was the implosion of the bottom half of Kansas' region. I knew Wisconsin and Georgetown wouldn't make it to the EE, I just didn't know who would make it.
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Some people thought Georgetown was the strongest team in the region, and Wisconsin was playing very well before today and could have been a #2 seed (come on, Duke?). You can have a bad shooting night or be a step slow against a Big 11 or Big Least team, because they are a bad shooting night and a step slow. I'm not saying Davidson has the best players in the nation, but you better show up on both sides of the ball because they'll out-hustle you all night. |
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Davidson- Longest winning streak in the country 25 in a row.
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Eh... it's just like football season. If you want everyone to StFU, win your last game. |
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Oh wait, because Lew Perkins sucked off the entire Georgetown and Wisconsin teams at halftime of each Davidson game. That guy really wants to win. |
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How in the hell is Davidson a D1 team? They have 1500 students.
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Well, I'd pick KU over Davidson. But at this point, Davidson has proved it can play right with UNC, Duke, and UCLA, and have played out of their minds in the tournament. It could be a blowout, but so could any other game.... there's really no reason to think they can't hang with anybody that's left.
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Well, I looked it up, and Kansas will not break the all-time record for easiest (on paper) path to the final four. The best they could hope for would be the 3rd-easiest path of all time, and the easiest in 7 years.
Michigan State holds the record for easiest path to the final four, set back in 2001. Before falling to Arizona in the final four, they defeated a 16 (Alabama State), 9 (Fresno State), 12 (Gonzaga), and 11 seed (Temple) We have 2 teams tied for 2nd-easiest path: The 1990 NCAA champion UNLV Running Rebels made it to the final four before winning it all by defeating a 16 (Ark. Little Rock), 8 (Ohio State), 12 (Ball State), and 11 seed (Loyola Marymount). North Carolina also had an easier time in 1991 before losing to Kansas in the final four by defeating a 16 (Northeastern), 9 (Villanova), 12 (Eastern Michigan), and 10 seed (Temple). |
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