Official:March Madness Leans/Sleepers/Studs etc.

[BoutDemCowboys]

I know its still early.... Injuries occurr, some teams go into a funk, and there are so many other factors, expecially when you dont know who is playing who. But my question to all of you are which teams stick out as being a solid tourny team right now, or good for an upset? Leans/Sleepers/Studs/Depth/Size/Heart/Coaching/Experience etc. I figured I would put together a little cheat sheet/list for when all the brackets come out. If you can pick a team and explain why, this can help everyone!

One of my favorite picks :
Webber State: Record is 18-4, and they have a stud player Damian Lillard to watch out for.
Leaning: Seton Hall, and St. Josephs

Cheers and BOL!

[BiffTFinancial]

against a team that wants to play fast, or doesn't take care of the ball, Saint Louis could be deadly. against a team that cannot handle, same for Cleveland State, VCU, Arkansas if they get in. Akron (or Kent or Ohio U if they win the MAC tourney) will be tough. love La Salle so long as they aren't going against a really big team. if Wichita State plays a team that starts slowly, they may run them off the court in the 1H.

pencil Kentucky in to lose in the Sweet Sixteen, Michigan State to make the elite eight.

[BoutDemCowboys]

Agreed St. Louis is nice, and can make a run. Im liking them alot here

[BoutDemCowboys]

Keep adding teams fellas. LEts get some good scouting going! Win the big $$$

[marcusmv3]

Temple capable of making a run but I don't think they will be surprising many, Fran Dunphy an excellent coach. While UMass is an A10 dark horse that, if they get in, can be dangerous, they play fast and can go on incredibly productive quick spurts out of nowhere. People probably discount them because of loss to URI but do not realize that was a Rivalry game, and URI is much better than their record, they were projected much higher and team kinda fell apart early on, is now finding a bit of a groove (see win @ Dayton).