ChiefsPlanet - KU ***Official '22/'23 Defending Natl' Champion KU Men’s Basketball Repository Thread***

Yeah normally he is chewing ass. But hes just smiling and calm. Which I dont get. If the game means less or nothing...just rest Juan, McCullar, Wilson and Dick

BWillie

03-04-2023 05:13 PM

Poor Baylor. They get George back and immediately play like shit. Nba talent...but doesn't help ur team win ball games.

KC_Connection

03-04-2023 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Lzen (Post 16837407)

Yes. KUs effort today was not that great but the refs were shit, and that contributed to this outcome.

I really hope we get to play these pricks on the tourney.

Won’t be easy for either team to get there (KU has BU in its way and UT has KSU), but it’s safe to say KU would be up for that one after tonight.

KC_Connection

03-04-2023 07:15 PM

With Tech's loss to OSU at home, we play the winner of WVU/Tech next Thursday. Not a good draw at all for us. WVU has the 4th best KP mark in the conference and Tech gives us a ton of issues in recent years.

BWillie

03-04-2023 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection (Post 16837515)

The big 12 tournament is meaningless

KC_Connection

03-04-2023 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16837848)

The big 12 tournament is meaningless

You're the one who just said KU wasn't the overall #1 seed with their current resume.

Prison Bitch

03-04-2023 11:48 PM

Meanngless game

BWillie

03-05-2023 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection (Post 16837896)

You're the one who just said KU wasn't the overall #1 seed with their current resume.

We are a #1 seed even if we lose the 1st game, just not overall #1

KC_Connection

03-05-2023 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16837968)

We are a #1 seed even if we lose the 1st game, just not overall #1

So then it's not meaningless. It may not be significant, but there is value in being able to pick where we play the first two weekends.

Titty Meat

03-05-2023 12:24 AM

Can anyone tell me what's the benefit of Self playing his regulars regular minutes in the Big 12 tournament? They could lose day 1 and will still be a #1 seed. Why play kids 3 straights days & risk wearing them out/getting them injured right before what counts the most which is the NCAA tournament?

Pants

03-05-2023 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 16837983)

He wants to win every game.

BWillie

03-05-2023 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 16837983)

Im not "old school" so I don't really get it. I see it in the NFL too which is really egregious but you never know what can happen especially when you play 3 days in a row. Getting to play in KC as a #1 vs elsewhere is a such a small advantage that resting your starters and getting everyone healthy after a rigorous season has by far more value. But coaches are coaches and they have alot of pride. They think resting means weakness.

cmh6476

03-05-2023 07:08 AM

Less risk of injury in basketball than football. Plus, all three accomplishments mean something in a kids potential 4 years; winning regular season, winning the conference tourney, and how well you do in the national tournament. Unlike other sports, it all means something.