Only opinion of course:
Here's how I woulld describe today's the top potential NCAA championship field.
* A genuine Turkey-Shoot.
The term likely originates from a method of hunting wild turkeys in which the hunter, coming upon a flock, intentionally scatters them.
The Books are slobbering from their mouths like never before.
Only Baylor seems to have the killer-instint, to me?
Gonzaga: They played a cupcake last night, a team with one center who scored 2 points in 13 minutes of play. And he wasn't in foulf trouble.
I still do not see what I call, "muscle and hustle" around the basket.
The Bigs only played a total of 41 minutes, combined. Good, huh? Timme and Nemrod, [Holmgren] Will they be conditioned enough to play 35 minutes a game, come March? And I haven't seen that killer instinct, either.
Duke: They are favored by [what] 15 points a home, and lose?
I was thinking this team had that muscle-hustle? Now, back to the turkey-shoot.
Purdue: They have a giant and big-sized bulk under the basket. #1 bulky, big senior Williams goes -6-10, 265 and averages 13.5 pnts. and 8.8 rbs., at 20 mnutes a game.
#2, The Big-UN, 7-4 Soph, Edey, a Canadian. And no, no slender Nemrod do we have here, he goes at 295 lbs.
Yet, he only averages 17 minutes a game and played just 9 minutes last night.
But the giant has some solid quality to his game. Averaging 15 pnts. and 7.4 rbs., while packing that 295 lbs.
If Purdue starts ripping up their opponents during the next 5-7 weeks, this team should be #1 right there with Baylor? They will be #2 Monday. You bet bet on that.
My next team to analyze and see as a major threat is Mr. Anonymous? You tell me?
* That's it. Baylor and Purdue for the marbles, well, unless that little infamous killer shows up quite often for a superior hot shooting team, come tourament time?
Oh, that would be Mr. Anonymous, bringing along his deadly-loaded, side shooter, the Killer-Three?
Here's how I woulld describe today's the top potential NCAA championship field.
* A genuine Turkey-Shoot.
The term likely originates from a method of hunting wild turkeys in which the hunter, coming upon a flock, intentionally scatters them.
The Books are slobbering from their mouths like never before.
Only Baylor seems to have the killer-instint, to me?
Gonzaga: They played a cupcake last night, a team with one center who scored 2 points in 13 minutes of play. And he wasn't in foulf trouble.
I still do not see what I call, "muscle and hustle" around the basket.
The Bigs only played a total of 41 minutes, combined. Good, huh? Timme and Nemrod, [Holmgren] Will they be conditioned enough to play 35 minutes a game, come March? And I haven't seen that killer instinct, either.
Duke: They are favored by [what] 15 points a home, and lose?
I was thinking this team had that muscle-hustle? Now, back to the turkey-shoot.
Purdue: They have a giant and big-sized bulk under the basket. #1 bulky, big senior Williams goes -6-10, 265 and averages 13.5 pnts. and 8.8 rbs., at 20 mnutes a game.
#2, The Big-UN, 7-4 Soph, Edey, a Canadian. And no, no slender Nemrod do we have here, he goes at 295 lbs.
Yet, he only averages 17 minutes a game and played just 9 minutes last night.
But the giant has some solid quality to his game. Averaging 15 pnts. and 7.4 rbs., while packing that 295 lbs.
If Purdue starts ripping up their opponents during the next 5-7 weeks, this team should be #1 right there with Baylor? They will be #2 Monday. You bet bet on that.
My next team to analyze and see as a major threat is Mr. Anonymous? You tell me?
* That's it. Baylor and Purdue for the marbles, well, unless that little infamous killer shows up quite often for a superior hot shooting team, come tourament time?
Oh, that would be Mr. Anonymous, bringing along his deadly-loaded, side shooter, the Killer-Three?
