What's a wild prediction you have for conference tourney's end of the year?
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It depends on the seeding in the big 12 tourney, but a team could possibly face 4 straight top 25 teams to win the title, including two or three top ten teams.
I wouldn’t call either one of those predictions wild. Not even close to “wild” status TBH.
I don't consider Wild Turkey to be that wild either. Nevertheless, the name remains...
Arkansas puts it together and wins the SEC tourney
Houston loses in the AAC and drops to the two line.
Texas and ku split their next two head to heads and both end up on the one line for the tourney.
Houston loses in the AAC and drops to the two line.
Texas and ku split their next two head to heads and both end up on the one line for the tourney.
So lose @ memphis and lose in AAC tourney? I think it would take that at minimum to drop
I actually think 1 loss drops them. The committee is looking for a reason to drop them imo.
Big12 conference final: Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State.
I have 20 dollars and I’ll give you 20:1 odds that doesn’t happen.
Apparently it only counts as a "wild" prediction if it has no chance of happening.
I’m that case put me down for Georgetown winning the big east tourney and getting their automatic bid.
Gonna be pretty tough to do with DePaul also winning it.
I picked Iowa to my final 4 last year and got burned, don't want to fall in love again
We played four games in 4 days to win the BTT, then got seeded out East to play on a Thursday.
We got shafted and came out tired and flat.
We would have been better off saying fvck the BTT.
This year, I honestly don't care if we lose the first day of the conference tournament.
Outscoring Michigan State by 16 points in the final 6:30
Beating Indiana by 22 on the road.
I'd be okay with Iowa winning the Big Ten and NCAA Tournament, provided Iowa immortalizes McCaffery with a statue of him staring down the ref... the stare that inspired a championship team
That's believable. But, I'm pretty sure they've already secured a bye into the quarterfinals.
Not having either KU or ksu in the big 12 finals is wild.
Not rotating the b12 tourney site is why Texas is leaving.
It’s bc the gd arena was empty at AA when it was in Dallas.Not having either KU or ksu in the big 12 finals is wild.
Not rotating the b12 tourney site is why Texas is leaving.
Kansas was playing Texas in the finals of the tourney. They had 14k in the stands with over 5k empty seats (they put black tarps up so it wouldn’t look as noticeable on tv).Not having either KU or ksu in the big 12 finals is wild.
Not rotating the b12 tourney site is why Texas is leaving.
The first spring scrimmage was the same day and it drew 35k people
That is why it is no longer in Texas. At least when it’s in kc it sells out.
Because none of you Kansas people traveled to support your team.
Basketball in Texas has become a solid#2 behind football.
When was the last time it was held in Dallas?
If it were held anytime over the past 5 years, Baylor and ttech would have sold the place out by themselves. Those are basketball schools now.
EvilMonkeyInTheCloset
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Kansas wins the Big 12 tournament and gets the overall #1 seed despite me betting absurd amounts of money on them to win each game............
Bold prediction 😀
First time I feel ambivalent about Purdue winning it. I do worry an early exit could slide them to a 2. Rather go to NYC as a 1.
I like Duke to win the ACC tournament.
Big 12, Big Ten and Big East could be wild and unpredictable. I'll pick Creighton, Indiana and Kansas.
PAC 12 is likely going to be UCLA vs. Arizona. I'll pick UCLA to win it.
SEC, I'm going to pick Kentucky to win it. Alabama isn't firing on all cylinders anymore and that makes the tournament fairly open.
Big 12, Big Ten and Big East could be wild and unpredictable. I'll pick Creighton, Indiana and Kansas.
PAC 12 is likely going to be UCLA vs. Arizona. I'll pick UCLA to win it.
SEC, I'm going to pick Kentucky to win it. Alabama isn't firing on all cylinders anymore and that makes the tournament fairly open.
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