Well, I guess we can expect the yearly - What happened to the great ol' SEC in the tournament article by Scarbo tomorrow.
SEC = Kentucky and the 11 dwarves.
(03-18-2010 04:04 PM)HSV_BLAZER Wrote: [ -> ]SEC = Kentucky and the 11 dwarves.
Kind of reminds me of Memphis and the 11 dwarfs.
I think the SEC did very well so far today. Florida left it all on the court and gave it all trying to defeat the big tough BYU team. And Vanderbilt was in it right to the end against that powerhouse from Kentucky. It's all about basketball in the state of Kentucky. Vandy did well to keep up with the Racers as long as they did.
Even though I'd picked Vanderbilt to win today (which they did not), I'm not all that disappointed when an SEC team bites the dust in any sport, Tennessee, I so hope you're next!!! Go, Aztecs!!!
Go SDSU!
Should have been a one bid league the way Kentucky dominates...... ha ha
The other thing nobody in the media seems to mention when they post the SEC's "record" in the tournament is that they're almost always the higher seed. I mean, seriously, we're giving the SEC credit for Kentucky's win? Considering it would have been a historic loss, it shouldn't even get counted in the win total.
What's most telling is the fact that the SEC almost never wins a game when its team is the lower seed. Tennessee beat SDSU to save the SEC from total embarrassment. But does it really? Is SDSU really any good? It was a 6/11 game. And UT barely won. The SEC is the weakest power conference in the country and is almost every year. It survives on an undeserved reputation because of Kentucky and because occasionally a good team comes out of the conference. If there is any perfect, shining example of the big 6 bias, it's that the SEC has credibility in basketball.
No the SEC is the greatest. C-USA sucks.............. baaaa baaaaa baaaaa
It basically is a case where their bias says that the little boys don't belong & because they don't belong we will put them as a really low seed.
Then, when they lose, it is - I told you they didn't belong.
Florida shouldn't have even been in the tournament to begin with.