The BUTLER did it!!!!!!
They sure did! :up
They're starting to remind me of the '85 Villanova team..................
Speaking of '85 Villanova- If Duke wins the second semifinal, then we'd have a great David vs. Goliath scenario in the Silver Anniversary year of Nova beating Georgetown (though Duke this year is not as overpowering or awesomely scary as that Georgetown team, the mid-major vs. blueblood possibility would be a delicious one).
If Duke wins tonight, I think it will be some sort of record of neutral fans rooting for one team over the other.
If Duke wins tonight, I think it will be some sort of record of neutral fans rooting for one team over the other.
Even though I love Coach K and always root for them after the Gators, I will root for Butler. Just because it is such a great story. Not for some irrational hate I have for Duke, that is saved for the team in Lexington and the one that wears girlie blue.
The girlie blue is in Chapel Hill.
Forget the cheering and start the praying. You were correct when you mentioned that Butler doesn't stand a chance. Duke will win this game handily and there is no reason for anyone, other than diehard Duke and Butler fans, to waste their time watching.Duke again, Blah.
I don't think Butler has a chance but I'll root hard for them on Monday.
...I saw (Mike Cuelllar) and that outstanding Orioles starting rotation pitch many times at Tiger stadum during the late-60s to mid-70s...
...Butler doesn't stand a chance. Duke will win this game handily and there is no reason for anyone, other than diehard Duke and Butler fans, to waste their time watching.
Some possible bad news. Matt Hayward has a concussion. I was at the game last night (Butler Alumni).Butler played a great defensive game over MSU. MSU just kept kissing up the rock. Refs didn't help either, seemed to be quite a disparity in foul calls. Just the same, I hope Butler wins on Monday. I've been waiting for a small school to win this tournament for what seems like forever.
Anyone old enough to have seen and remember Mike Cuellar pitch surely saw and remembers the 1983 and 1985 NCAA Basketball finals...