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SEC 1. Kentucky- 28.475 2. Florida- 19.575 3. Arkansas- 15.725 4. Auburn- 14.400 5. Tennessee- 14.125 6. LSU- 12.250 7. Alabama- 12.000 8. Texas A&M- 11.750 9. South Carolina- 11.675 10. Ole Miss- 10.800 11. Mississippi State- 9.150 12. Georgia- 8.675 13. Missouri- 8.600 14. Vanderbilt- 8.125

I've been able to get 2 more conferences done. The SEC and the Pac12. I'll add them in below.

And yet... He will probably be getting run off the ball a lot anyways. Depending where he goes.

Fire a trash coach and you win the NIT. Love it!

Let's go ME! BEAT A&M!

That would make sense. And if by some chance in the world we could get Pack here, I don't see why anyone would complain about starting X, Pack and JHS.

So why couldn't he okay at the 3 like Oladipo, Robert Johnson and Romeo did?

Does anyone know exactly how tall JHS is?

So what's the real likelihood we get this kid? 5%

You act like that'd be a bad thing.

They need to have him doing 3 things this summer: ball handling, shooting and agility. Those are by far the 3 most important things for him.

Sooo... Geronimo leaves or he plays the 3?

It'll be awesome if NIL deals can keep kids who shouldn't go pro early, stay in school. If you're a late 1st/2nd round/undrafted, you really shouldn't leave college. If you're the 25th-35th pick as a junior, you're probably gonna be the same as a senior.

Xavier will pay Texas A&M for the NIT title. I think Texas A&M wins and probably fairly easily. They've been on a mission and honestly should have been in the tourney, maybe even over us. But awesome to see Xavier get this far after firing that joke of a coach.

Sounds like an ear bleeding of a time.

The dude averaged about as many turnovers as he did assists. He was the poor mans, poor man's LaMelo Ball.

How epic of a failure would it be for the Lakers to miss the playoffs? If the Spurs win tonight, they are 0.5 game back from the 10th seed Lakers. The Lakers also have to be in the Top 10 to get their 1st round pick this summer as well.... LeBron will be out for a little bit. Are they giving in to have that pick? Is it trade bait for someone to take Westbrook?

Shaqs son on the move again. Can't blame him though... Everyone is leaving LSU.

What I've been saying. The Big East breaking up did something crazy. Almost 10 years later and Nova is in another Final Four while Pitt, Cuse, Louisville suck.

Yea it would probably be close. Those conference titles are big. But should speak volumes, that even as bad as we've been, Illinois and Iowa have been worse and Maryland is barely better.

Figured out during that last 10 years, only 3 teams have beat more Top 25 teams: Michigan(56), Michigan State (49) and Wisconsin(47).

So I've done this before for all of the Power Conference teams a couple years ago or so. I've used a different scoring system this go around for just the Big Ten over the last 10 seasons. So from the 2012-2013 up until just a couple days ago....(and I'll probably post a few stats from some teams later on) 1. Michigan- 28.825 2. Michigan State- 25.100 3. Wisconsin- 22.925 4. Purdue- 17.275 5. Ohio State- 15.625 6. Maryland- 13.825 7. Indiana- 13.675 8. Iowa- 13.600 9. Illinois- 11.925 10. Minnesota- 10.425 11. Penn State- 8.950 12. Northwestern- 7.950 13. Rutgers- 7.850 14. Nebraska- 7.550

I mean... The NCAA really couldn't ask for more of it's Duke vs North Carolina and Kansas vs Villanova in the Final Four (Outside of UNC not being a high seed)

Pretty much how it is here. Bloomington is about an hour which Google says is 84k. But Louisville is also about an hour south which is 617k.

I did do it a couple years. But I've changed how I've done it. And I think I did like 20 years back then.