Biggest blown lead in NCAA tournament history. Choke? That's a choke.
Biggest blown lead in NCAA tournament history. Choke? That's a choke.
2002 and 2005 ECRHA Champions
Looks like I spoke too soon.
Blowing a 55-31 lead with 4:34 left in the first half and losing 78-72 in the NCAA tourney makes losing in the MAAC semis look like nothing.
55 points in 15:26, followed by 17 over the final 24:34.
Now, THAT'S a choke.
As I said here after we beat Iona when Cluess admitted that his team was more concerned with securing tickets than playing us... Cluess is a great coach, but he has a lot to learn about guarding a talented team against complacency.
This was the same team that beat Siena at MSG 95-59, then three weeks later, led at Siena 20-2, before losing 65-62.
But, it's okay, the MAAC is a two-bid league this year, so they still have their 15 seed going against Ohio State to make sure they're not yet again, a one-and-done league.
Last edited by Proud Pride Fan; 03-14-2012 at 01:31 AM.
Ha ha...yeah, that is a humongous gag, but at least BYU winning made me look good...
http://thequad.blogs.nytimes.com/201...-your-bracket/
You can read into that but the NIT has never been about trying to seed teams the most fairly. It's all about giving the BCS schools the highest seeds so they can make the most money in the NIT Final Four at MSG. Example: 18-14 Tennessee, with some very weak OOC wins, is a #1 seed.
I can't decide what will be a better game in the NCAA tourney though: Wichita State vs. VCU or Ohio State vs. Loyola (MD).
I can't decide what will be a better game in the NCAA tourney though: Wichita State vs. VCU or Ohio State vs. Loyola (MD).
Need some help ?
Uh no, not either one, because the MAAC tourney champ has a game with Ohio State as a 15 seed, while the CAA tourney champ has a very winnable game as a 12 seed, coming off of a Final Four run.
But, maybe you're right on Drexel. Watching Iona complete the biggest choke in NCAA tourney history was probably a lot more amusing that watching Drexel play in the tourney.
Yes, I watched that one too - it's not news, but thank you. And, that's what you're going with? LOL
Stony Brook was a better win that that. They beat them because they got to play them. That's what happens when you don't even get one of the top two 16 seeds out of the AE and you're relegated to one of the lower 16 seeds. LOL - Will they even be competitive against UNC?
Since we're informing each other of outcomes in games tonight though, here's an NIT score for you:
Drexel 81, UCF 56