Marquette leads Georgetown 35-31 at halftime. The Washington Post's braketologist already had them as an eleventh seed going into this game. A win today and no upsets
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Marquette leads Georgetown 35-31 at halftime. The Washington Post's braketologist already had them as an eleventh seed going into this game. A win today and no upsets
One of the instant, pseudo-RPI sites has Marquette moving up nine spots due to its respectable loss to Georgetown. I'd say that all Marquette has to do is win its first round tournament game against the approximately fourteenth place Big East regular season team to get into the NCAAs.
BTW, that was a seriously ugly game of mud wrestling - uh - I mean, basketball
BTW, that was a seriously ugly game of mud wrestling - uh - I mean, basketball
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More a function of Marquette's really really REALLY bad SOS. A game against any good team bumps them.
as well as Nevada at Hawaii - Local Channels, maybe.
Actually, I'm so weird I was getting a little bored with the WVU-Syracuse game, so I checked out quite a bit of Hampton-North Carolina A&T on ESPN U. I like games between small D-1 schools in tight cramped gyms, but I don't usually recommend them here because they're not everybody's cup of tea.
Sandra
Watchable games tonight:
7:00 PM George Mason-VCU, ESPN U
8:00 PM Villanova-Seton Hall, SNY, MASN, FS Ohio, ESPN Full Court
8:00 PM Maryland-Virginia Tech, ESPN Full Court
9:00 PM St John's-Marquette, ESPN U
9:00 PM Michigan State-Ohio State, ESPN
And a special shout-out to Ramy who will be watching Mississippi State-Kentucky!
Enjoy!
Sandra
7:00 PM George Mason-VCU, ESPN U
8:00 PM Villanova-Seton Hall, SNY, MASN, FS Ohio, ESPN Full Court
8:00 PM Maryland-Virginia Tech, ESPN Full Court
9:00 PM St John's-Marquette, ESPN U
9:00 PM Michigan State-Ohio State, ESPN
And a special shout-out to Ramy who will be watching Mississippi State-Kentucky!
Enjoy!
Sandra
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There is a barnburner on Fox midwest: University of Northern Iowa takes on Bradley.
Ok, maybe not a barnburner, but Valley games are always good.
Ok, maybe not a barnburner, but Valley games are always good.
I do that as well with both basketball and football, as blow-outs are BORING and much prefer to watch close games, even if the competitors are not as "big time" of programs.
Watchable games tonight:
6:30 PM Wisconsin-Purdue, Big Ten Network
7:00 PM Duke-Virginia, ESPN 2
7:00 PM Georgetown-Connecticut, Sportsnet New York, MASN, ESPN Full Court
7:00 PM Louisville-Cincinnati, ESPN
7:00 PM Vanderbilt-Georgia, ESPN U
8:30 PM Michigan-Illinois, Big Ten Network
9:00 PM Oklahoma State-Texas, ESPN 2
10:30 PM New Mexico-San Diego State, The Mountain
Enjoy!
Sandra
6:30 PM Wisconsin-Purdue, Big Ten Network
7:00 PM Duke-Virginia, ESPN 2
7:00 PM Georgetown-Connecticut, Sportsnet New York, MASN, ESPN Full Court
7:00 PM Louisville-Cincinnati, ESPN
7:00 PM Vanderbilt-Georgia, ESPN U
8:30 PM Michigan-Illinois, Big Ten Network
9:00 PM Oklahoma State-Texas, ESPN 2
10:30 PM New Mexico-San Diego State, The Mountain
Enjoy!
Sandra
Yeah but is his team in first place in the big east?
ummmmm..... not unless he changed schools. In fact, they in a 4 way tie for 4th.
Yet another wild season for the BE. The tourney ought to be something to watch, if you like good, albeit a bit physical, action.
10 or 11 in the NCAA this season?
Now looking more like 10 than 11. Cincinnati probably punched its ticket by beating Louisville this week. They are still going to be underdogs in four of their five remaining games, and so they really needed that win.
Marquette has a real poor RPI and it won't get much better since four of its final six games are against dregs, so wins over them won't help much. Realistically, Marquette would have to win at least two Big East tournament games to put itself backnin the picture,
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