****Official 2022-2023 College Basketball Thread****

[Pablo]

Games tipped off this week. Feel free to post any and all college basketball info and thoughts in this thread.

Here’s how the top 25 started out

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

	First weekend losses since 2005
Arizona	5
UConn	6
Kansas	6
Duke	5
UNC	5
UK	5

It's weird that UConn always seemed like the little team that could, with a number like that.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Nothing imaginary about KU finishing #1 in the polls to end the 2020 season.

No argument on that point.

[Imon Yourside]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Recency bias and all that. Let's forget about everything that's ever happened in sports before last year.

We could go back to inventing the game if you would like, is that history long enough?

Alltime wins are choking as well, tell me more...

[Rams Fan]

Originally Posted by Imon Yourside

We could go back to inventing the game if you would like, is that history long enough?

Alltime wins are choking as well, tell me more...

Cool, Kansas has 5 more years of playing college basketball than Kentucky.

I’d hope they have more wins.

[Imon Yourside]

Originally Posted by Rams Fan

Cool, Kansas has 5 more years of playing college basketball than Kentucky.

I’d hope they have more wins.

Where did your best coach in history come from? Show a little respect. Perhaps Carolina could chime in as well.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

It's weird that UConn always seemed like the little team that could, with a number like that.

UConn is ridiculous. They won a NC as a 7 seed and beat an 8 seed to win another... there were other years they'd go like 8-8 in conference and go to the FF or win a NC. I think at least twice they missed the tournament one year and won a NC the next.

[Rams Fan]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

UConn is ridiculous. They won a NC as a 7 seed and beat an 8 seed to win another... there were other years they'd go like 8-8 in conference and go to the FF or win a NC. I think at least twice they missed the tournament one year and won a NC the next.

Yeah, UConn’s wild.

They’re as close to blue blood without being blue blood.

[Pepe Silvia]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

UConn is ridiculous. They won a NC as a 7 seed and beat an 8 seed to win another... there were other years they'd go like 8-8 in conference and go to the FF or win a NC. I think at least twice they missed the tournament one year and won a NC the next.

They always seem to have a top point guard.

[displacedinMN]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

	First weekend losses since 2005
Arizona	5
UConn	6
Kansas	6
Duke	5
UNC	5
UK	5

I thought Syracuse would be on that list.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by displacedinMN

I thought Syracuse would be on that list.

They vacated all of their first weekend choke jobs.

[Titty Meat]

Nebrasketball is up 13 on MSU this team has been on fire the past month

[kstater]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

Nebrasketball is up 13 on MSU this team has been on fire the past month

Congrats on going 5-4 in the last month and beating the one almost top 20 team.

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[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by kstater

Congrats on going 5-4 in the last month and beating the one almost top 20 team.

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Congrats on never winning a championship in any sport

[BWillie]

Im tired of ppl saying college basketball is down. Ive heard that every single year since 1995. This is the deepest field I can ever remember. The difference between 1 and 20 is negligible and thats due to all the experience and talent present. The reasons for that is now teams can grab top transfers easily to fill out there team, anyone can still have the 5th covid year and with the exception of maybe 4 or 5 players that go to the gleague ignite the one and dones aee all still present. College bball has never been tougher. My only gripe is there are just too many teams.

[Rams Fan]

Well that sucked.