Sec and the coaches........

#51
#51
Look at Bama right now. With Steele suffering to keep up with the other PGs of the SEC because of his bum ankle, they are struggling to stay afloat now. Suffice to say that SEC lacks the level of coaching in basketball that the football teams have.

If one has to choose it is a toss up between Tubby and Donovan, but each has a series of great seasons to match their down years. Right now the hotter coach is Billy D- he's in his upswing, and Tubby is sliding.
An Alabama with two future NBA guys inside. According to LG, it is impossible for them to be struggling. The media must be reporting inaccurate scores.
 
#52
#52
Exactly who are the dominant big men who played for UCLA and George Mason? How many dominant seven footers were on the floor for the final between Carolina and Illinois? I guess you have just ignored the decade long run by Michigan State, built on guard play. You must have never seen the Arizona team that won in '97. The first UCONN title team must have escaped your view. The Arkansas and Kentucky championship teams must have been blacked out in your region. I guess you consider Craig Forth a key member of the Syracuse title team. Look at the last 10 National Champions, there is a common thread. It is not dominant inside play.

HV vs LG (head to head confrontations)

HV-W-29- L-0

LG-W-0- L-29
 
#53
#53
LG,

Avoid basketball debates at all costs. College basketball is now a guard dominated game because the big men that could dominate and overshadow the guards all reside in the NBA. Dominant big men, to your point, are worth their weight in gold, but there just aren't any, so they with the best guards win.

I know, you can't wait to shove UF in my face, but they win, IMO, because they can play great D when they need and they have a very balanced attack, so defending them is extremely tough on a given night. Their inside play is not the reason they're great.
 
#54
#54
Best football coach: Fulmer
Best basketball coach: Summit
Best OC: Randy Sanders
Best DC: Whoever is the DC at Kentucky.
 
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