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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Basketball is hard => Topic started by: slimz on March 27, 2010, 10:37:49 PM
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Lots of talk before the tournament started about how thin the pickings were for the at large field. We've only got one #1 seed left with a shot at the Final Four. A 5 seed and no higher than a 5 seed (that lost its point guard before the last game) will battle things out on one side of the FF.
As much as I love what our team accomplished this year, we started two players who not only did not contribute on offense, but were a liability. Another of our significant reserves was the same. And the team that beat us today to make the Final Four was basically Nebrasketball on steroids. I mean, they do what they do very, very well...but they reminded me of 2007 SIU, a team that lost in the Sweet 16. Doesn't seem like you see teams like us or Butler make the Final Four very often.
Was this just a reflection of parity? Or parity and the overall level of teams being down this year? Or do I have a selective memory that's not giving me an accurate read on things? :dunno:
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NCAA was a bit down this year, at least in terms of having really good teams.
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ku was really good.
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Was this just a reflection of parity? Or parity and the overall level of teams being down this year? Or do I have a selective memory that's not giving me an accurate read on things? :dunno:
For what ever reason, the overall talent level of CBB has really varied over the last few seasons. I think it is the cumlative effect of the 1 and done rule and increase in transfers that is all motivated by the NBA's change to drafting on protential and not at all on readiness for the league.