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I guess the sec sucks.🤷‍♂️

If we play seed swap, what happens? Give us, UK's 2 seed. Swap Auburn and Arkansas' bracket and give UK our path. I think at least 3 advance. That's not a bad conference and honestly it's kinda dumb to ignore an entire season's worth of work in favor of forming a conclusion based on one game in March. I realize that won't stop people but it's still very dumb.
 
I wouldn’t be surprised to see Santi and JJJ test the waters. There was talks of Santi going over seas last year. JJJ has an NBA body and really improved this year
It may mean nothing, but in his post game he said "I'm gonna miss being around these guys." Referring to just others leaving? Himself?
 
It is easy to lose a basketball game, and in the big dance where if you lose or your out it doesn’t leave much margin for error. But give me a coach that wins 20 plus games every year and puts quality teams on the floor and I ride with that guy. We won 27 games this year and won the SEC Tournament. Yes it’s sucks to not at least make sweet 16, but we had a very good year and lots to build on. Barnes is recruiting very well. We just need a few more pieces to put a final 4 puzzle together. Our coach is well liked by his players and his peers. I hope Barnes stays at least 4-5 more years. I think he can get to a final 4 and maybe even win a title if we stay the course. GBO!
 
If we play seed swap, what happens? Give us, UK's 2 seed. Swap Auburn and Arkansas' bracket and give UK our path. I think at least 3 advance. That's not a bad conference and honestly it's kinda dumb to ignore an entire season's worth of work in favor of forming a conclusion based on one game in March. I realize that won't stop people but it's still very dumb.
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That tourney is just a tough nut to crack. There are a handful of coaches that have a real knack for how to navigate it, but they are rare.
It is just luck combined with good preparation. It is just like Roulette or Craps. Some people just win a lot more than normal, and then you have people that lose a lot more than normal.

I know a guy that has won $100 or more several times on scratch offs even though he doesn't buy tickets often; conversely, I have bought hundreds of the dang things over the last thirty years and I have never won more than $10.

All Rick Barnes can do is get good players, get them to work hard and improve as individuals and as a team, and figure out the best combinations for different situations.
 
That tourney is just a tough nut to crack. There are a handful of coaches that have a real knack for how to navigate it, but they are rare.
This is fact! Give me a coach that keeps getting there, the tournament is a crapshoot. I compare it to the Daytona 500. There are great drivers that never won it, there are great drivers that it took a long time to win it. See Darrell Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt. Same in March madness, lots of very good teams and one loss and your out. The key is to keep getting there, just like the drivers that consistently put up top 5 top 10’s eventually the odds go up that it’s going to be your day. GBO!
 
Oh hell. I didn't realize he was conducting all of his conversations in gif. lmao.
He was being sarcastic with his "I guess the SEC sucks" post..I missed the sarcasm, which I usually pick up on sarcasm really well, but I have read so much dumbassery today, that it has caused my Sarcasm detector to malfunction...🤷‍♂️
 
Prior to the SECT run someone on the radio was talking about "if you could add one VFL from the past to this team to get them to the Final Four who would you add"

I've thought about it more and more...here's a few names outside the obvious ones (Grant, Chism, Stokes) I thought worth mentioning.

Tobias Harris has to be one of the first names thought of 6'8" and was the #5 rated player in his class. 15.3 ppg and 7.3 rpg while here, him being the inside scoring threat he was with a team of guards like we had this year...would have been magical I think.
Tyler Smith, had a huge bag even though he was only 6'7" he could score and did so much of his damage inside the arc. 14.9 ppg and 6.0 rpg in his 3 years here
Ron Slay, one of my favorite bigs we've had. High energy 6'9" not sure how he would have played under Barnes...wasn't exactly a defensive guy, but part of that was the way Green/Buzz coached teams. Still a career 14.4 ppg and 5.9 rpg in his 4 years here.
Vincent Yarbrough, not a big but one of those guards that could just go get buckets. At the rim or from deep or even at the line Vincent was something to watch. He played hard too, a defensive guy who would rebound almost the perfect player for Barnes if I'm honest.
Steve Hamer legit 7'0" who scored, rebounded and protected the rim. Finish his 4 years here with 13.6 ppg, 7.2 rpg, and 1.2 bpg. He got better every year he played here too, despite spending his time with 2 of the worst coaches in team history (Wade Houston then Kevin O'Neil) imagine how he would have developed under Barnes...
 
How sad of a man or how sad of a life must Wolken be to write that garbage?
What makes him such a tool is that he has an opportunity to be well respected and be legitimately good at his job and he wastes it by posting garbage to get clicks from the lemmings. He's a sell-out goober. . .
 
He was being sarcastic with his "I guess the SEC sucks" post..I missed the sarcasm, which I usually pick up on sarcasm really well, but I have read so much dumbassery today, that it has caused my Sarcasm detector to malfunction...🤷‍♂️

I missed it too but in fairness I've seen people say that with a straight face after Auburn lost.
 
That tourney is just a tough nut to crack. There are a handful of coaches that have a real knack for how to navigate it, but they are rare.
This is fact! Give me a coach that keeps getting there, the tournament is a crapshoot. I compare it to the Daytona 500. There are great drivers that never won it, there are great drivers that it took a long time to win it. See Darrell Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt. Same in March madness, lots of very good teams and one loss and your out. The key is to keep getting there, just like the drivers that consistently put up top 5 top 10’s eventually the odds go up that it’s going to be your day. GBO!
 
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