NCAA Tournament and Bracket

[bearcatbret]

ok, you asked for it:

https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/2026-ncaa-championship-odds-duke-is-early-favorite-over-houston-to-win-march-madness-next-season/

do we even have a roster at + 15,000 ?

Time to put a bet down now. What a payout.

[bearcatbret]

Win percentages per conference:

https://www.heartlandcollegesports.com/2025/04/07/big-12-leads-2025-march-madness-with-best-conference-record/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJiQrNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHjW8fnh8a55TVh938b1eHulQ5ip8BNdlGLnI1e1N2EeEx1g1EE4Pb3-CFKMc_aem_aXz3TO8XOIQng7guAaA6CA

[JohnFrancis]

Good game, good Final Four

Bring on the ridiculous way too early top 25s…

ok, you asked for it:

https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/2026-ncaa-championship-odds-duke-is-early-favorite-over-houston-to-win-march-madness-next-season/

do we even have a roster at + 15,000 ?

[GoBearcats31]

Good game, good Final Four

Bring on the ridiculous way too early top 25s…

[BearKatz]

That’s what I thought. That play was tough, but the two previous possessions Houston turned the ball over. That was the game.

Agree! Sharpe looked mentally worn out the previous play turning the ball over. I thought for sure Sampson would have someone take that last shot.

[sedz]

I watched him box out, but i thought he lost control of the ball before his feet ever left the floor... it was so close.

He went up to shoot but it was going to get swatted so he intentionally dropped it. He obviously knew what he did which is why he didn't even try to dribble or grab the ball.

[longtimefan]

I watched him box out, but i thought he lost control of the ball before his feet ever left the floor... it was so close.

That’s what I thought. That play was tough, but the two previous possessions Houston turned the ball over. That was the game.

[BearKatz]

If he touches it at all it's a travel. After both feet leave the floor you have to get rid of the ball. So he basically boxed out his defender to buy time for another Houston player to grab the ball.

I watched him box out, but i thought he lost control of the ball before his feet ever left the floor... it was so close.

[sedz]

He just stood there and looked at the ball?

If he touches it at all it's a travel. After both feet leave the floor you have to get rid of the ball. So he basically boxed out his defender to buy time for another Houston player to grab the ball.

[longtimefan]

BTW, it was a very poorly officiated game, the missed goal tending was not the only blown call.

[BearKatz]

He went up to shoot off the catch, he could have picked up the ball or dribbled without a violation. How about the obvious goaltend in the first half that wasn’t called?

He just stood there and looked at the ball?

[BearKatz]

Sharpe single handedly gave that game away at the end.

[longtimefan]

What was Sharpe thinking at the end? Wow!

He went up to shoot off the catch, he could have picked up the ball or dribbled without a violation. How about the obvious goaltend in the first half that wasn’t called?

[Rufus]

The look on Sampsons face at the he end is to die for.

[longtimefan]

Houston didn’t get a shot off on their last three possessions. Ouch.