![]() What happened this weekend? Is there anyone out there who can claim that this wasn't the most upside down week in college basketball over the past decade? After all, every top five team lost during the week, the first time that has happened since 1992. There is no question that the top of college basketball is down compared to most years, but what's creating a lot of upsets is that there are very strong teams outside the top 30 that can beat the teams in the top tier. Here are some notes on how the past week affected Monday's new bracket.
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2/11/2013 01:48:57 am
Nobody will want to play Gonzaga, whether they are a #1 or not. Great blog!
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Dale Tutton
2/11/2013 02:55:36 am
Love the blog this week. Wisconsin is definitely looking a lot better!
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Chip
2/11/2013 02:56:54 am
i think more consideration should be given to Miami
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Bracketdance
2/11/2013 03:27:32 am
I love the way Miami has played since Reggie Johnson has returned. They're the reason I have them as a 1 seed. Five seniors plus Shane Larkin = very tough to beat.
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Dale
2/11/2013 12:47:10 pm
Miami has earned every game. A strong contender or the national title. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorGrowing up outside of Richmond, Virginia in the heart of ACC Country, college hoops was set into the fabric of Rusty Tutton at an early age. A 2008 graduate of VCU, he lives in the Fan District of Richmond and works full-time in higher education. Archives
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