Weird, they beat KU, then turn around and lose at home (I think) to Princeton. Yikes.
In other news, Texas A&M lost at home to Texas Southern by 15. Yowza
In other news, Texas A&M lost at home to Texas Southern by 15. Yowza
Arizona State lost to Princeton???
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They shit the bed after beating Kansas last year too.
Clearly KU is their super bowl and everything else is just an exhibition game.
Clearly KU is their super bowl and everything else is just an exhibition game.
Happens like that with SEC teams. They play so hard and focused when UK comes to town, but they'll play like they don't care when they play everyone else.
Mississippi State under Rick Stansbury, was the poster child for that.
It comes down to coaching. You have to keep your guys motivated and locked in for every game.
Yes, it was in Tempe. Can't be true though. @Quavarius has assured us that Bobby Hurley is an up and coming head coach. 
Western Kentucky beat Wisconsin by 83-76.
That was at WKU, too. Seems like an odd home-and-home for Wisconsin to schedule.
UCLA lost at home to Liberty by 15....Steve will be gone
If not for the John Wood....errrrr, Sam Gilbert era, UCLA wouldn't even be on the map. They can't do much better than Alford anyway.
KUs loss against ASU kinda said more about KU than it did ASU. Sometimes you just don’t match up well. And sometimes you just pee the bed.
Princeton is pretty tough, I watched them keep it within 51 against Duke.
Wow, Alford has to he on his way out at this point. He's just not doing much to improve that program.
The elite teams are always everyone’s Super Bowl. They get sellouts, uniforms and hyped up and blow their wad in those games.
Yes, it was in Tempe. Can't be true though. @Quavarius has assured us that Bobby Hurley is an up and coming head coach.
All this proves is that Princeton > Kansas.
Beat it Kay Bee
PAC-12 may only send their conference tournament champion to the NCAA Tournament. Sheesh.
Which mid-major conference will send more teams to the tournament than the Conference of Champions?
Which mid-major conference will send more teams to the tournament than the Conference of Champions?
The did win the first 13 minutes of that game. And had an 8 point lead against Duke. Princeton is legit.
Nope. Since beating Kansas, they've now lost at home to Princeton and Utah. Man the PAC 12 sucks.
My question is, how the hell did KU lose to Arizona State? I think I asked that same question last year.
I guess it's one of those situations where a program just has another program's number.
