[HoulihansTX]

Or is DePaul, Georgetown this bad.

Are they lucking out with easy matchups?

Tell me b/c I obviously dont know. I had Georgetown today

[EaglesPhan36]

DePaul is bad. Georgetown without Wright is not a good team. I thought it was pretty simple to see based on Georgetown's two games without him. Teams clamp down on Freeman. Wright's ability to run the show makes a huge difference.

[ebbearsfb1]

Uconn is good young team coming together... their at their best when kemba doesn't have to take 30 shots, ... but let's see how it goes when they play pitt

[sportman1313]

absolutely agree with eaglesphan....I've followed uconn and the big east quite closely throughout the season. UCONN is definitely a talented team and is actually a better team than some of their games represent....I really really think that calhoun is not playing to the team's strengths as much as he could. I think lamb is an absolute stud of a player but is underutilized....when on, uconn is pretty solid. They can make a run in the tourney but doubt they'll do anything spectacular mainly bc they struggle oh so dearly against a solid Zone defense...it's absolutely pathetic how bad they run the offense when teams step up with the zone. That and oriaki is nearly blind when he gets the ball and doesn't find the open man....plus, uconn turn the ball over too often and can certainly be outmatched and outplayed by superior teams. I hope they do well and make a push in the tourney....when you have arguably the best player in the court in kemba walker, you'll always have a shot

DePaul is bad. Georgetown without Wright is not a good team. I thought it was pretty simple to see based on Georgetown's two games without him. Teams clamp down on Freeman. Wright's ability to run the show makes a huge difference.