>A year after winning a national championship? Are you kidding?
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>All Syracuse losing proves is the Big East is loaded. They had to play the #22 team in the country in the quarterfinals. Maybe it will cost them a regional #1 seed, maybe it won't. I think it means little in terms of whether they can win the real tournament.
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>PS -- Kansas better be keeping an eye on Kansas State. They destroyed Oklahoma State yesterday.
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>Just now saw this message....I didn't sweat K-State 24 hours ago - they're good but not great.
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>When KU is on its A-game, no team in the country can beat them. They are just too loaded - and if Cole Aldrich [Jr] and Xavier Henry [Fr] stay at KU next year, KU will likely be the #1 pre-season pick next year.
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>As for that loser Roy Williams, yes...I will bet you a steak dinner that Roy Williams isn't coaching when UNC starts next year. Roy is all about 1 thing, and that's Roy himself. He showed his true colors this season.
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>'Cuse will likely lose their #1 seed (though Joe Lundardi still has them as a 1 seed) - I don't think they're leaking oil after 2 losses, but if I'm Jim Boeheim, I'm a bit concerned.....
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>#1 seeds tomorrow will be KU, Kentucky (regardless of SEC final), and the following:
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>Duke (probably regardless of ACC final)
>Ohio State (if they win the big 10, though I just realized the game will be over by the time the seeds come out)
>West Virginia (if Ohio State or Duke loses?)

I agree with your assessment. Where we may disagree is how important it is to be a #1 seed.