Penn State @ Pitt

[konjo78]

1. Duke
2. Kentucky
3. North Carolina
4. Butler
5. VCU
6. Conneticut
7. Indiana
8. UCLA
9. Kanas
10 Syracuse
11. Ohio State
12. Gonzaga
13. Arizona
14. Washington university
15. Georgetown
16. Louisville
17. Michigan State
18. Michigan
19. Florida
20. Notre Dame

[S Cube]

So basically what your saying is that if you have one or two good NCAA's, you have a great program. Makes sense...

[Crimson's Ghost]

In the past 5 NCAA tournaments, Can you name the 5 coaches that have led their teams to multiple #1 seeds in the NCAA tournament?

[Crimson's Ghost]

But in your words, Pitt's program is in shambles because Penn State kept it close on a Tuesday night in early December.

Sweet life man.


Pitt's doing fine, Pitt's a top 25 program, and Dixon is a top, highly sought after coach. That's it, that's the end of it. Move on.

[S Cube]

Read please, they're short and to the point.

http://panthersprey.blogspot.com/2013/1 ... t.html?m=1

http://panthersprey.blogspot.com/2013/1 ... t.html?m=1

http://panthersprey.blogspot.com/2013/1 ... d.html?m=1

[konjo78]

The past 5 years Pitt has made 1 sweet sixteen! If you told yourself that 6 years ago you'd wonder what is going wrong.

[S Cube]

Please explain how Washington makes your list ahead of Pitt. They've missed numerous tournaments in the past 10 years and haven't been to an elite 8 since 1953.

[S Cube]

And Michigan? Come on.

VCU and Butler? Based in 3 good years?

Notre Dame? Huh? Last elite 8 was in 1979.

If you would check the link above, the only old BE teams with a better conference record than Pitt was Syracuse and Louisville.

[S Cube]

Arizona has missed the big dance 6 times in the last 10 years. Next...

[S Cube]

Michigan went from 1998 to 2009 without making a tournament! Better than Pitt though, right?