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Mar 6, 2018 04:51
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Tennessee's Rick Barnes was named SEC Coach of the Year and sophomore Grant Williams was named Player of the Year today.
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Demon Of The Fall posted:Tennessee's Rick Barnes was named SEC Coach of the Year and sophomore Grant Williams was named Player of the Year today. Hell yeah, he definitely deserved it. I gotta imagine Tony Bennett is gonna win NCAA CotY, but I wonder if Barnes has a shot at it
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Joey Freshwater posted:Hell yeah, he definitely deserved it. I gotta imagine Tony Bennett is gonna win NCAA CotY, but I wonder if Barnes has a shot at it Probably under Pearl, Bennett and a couple others, but equally as deserving.
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Joey Freshwater posted:Hell yeah, he definitely deserved it. I gotta imagine Tony Bennett is gonna win NCAA CotY, but I wonder if Barnes has a shot at it
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Mar 6, 2018 19:37
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Demon Of The Fall posted:Tennessee's Rick Barnes was named SEC Coach of the Year and sophomore Grant Williams was named Player of the Year today. Him and Pearl have by far done the best jobs in the conference this year. Job well done for both of them.
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Mar 6, 2018 19:48
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Mar 6, 2018 19:53
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On the AP side, Barnes won COY for the conference, and Maten from UGA was POY. Auburn did have a player make first team, too.
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Mar 6, 2018 19:58
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vikingstrike posted:Him and Pearl have by far done the best jobs in the conference this year. Job well done for both of them. He really has. And considering the Vols only have 1 senior, this is a very talented team that will still be intact for next year as well.
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vikingstrike posted:Him and Pearl have by far done the best jobs in the conference this year. Job well done for both of them. Considering what Missouri had, what Missouri recruited and what Missouri ended up not having I think Cuonzo did pretty well too. Not well enough to actually win or anything, but maybe enough to make the by far conversation.
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Mar 6, 2018 21:26
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Mar 6, 2018 21:43
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Tony Bennett got the NBC, USA Today, and NCAA.com (Andy Katz?) National COY awards. The bonuses are stacking up for him.
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FartingBedpost posted:Probably under Pearl, Bennett and a couple others, but equally as deserving. Pearl didn’t win the conference award, why would be be ahead of Barnes for the NCAA award? This weekend will do a lot for both of their cases if either of them win the SEC tournament
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Joey Freshwater posted:Pearl didn’t win the conference award, why would be be ahead of Barnes for the NCAA award? Suckers like a comeback story. I’m honestly surprised Barnes got the conference award too. But yeah, it’ll be Tony Bennett or whichever SEC coach gets farther in the SEC Tournament.
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FartingBedpost posted:Suckers like a comeback story. I’m honestly surprised Barnes got the conference award too. Tennessee was pinned to be 13th in the SEC and Auburn was 9th so really Barnes had lower expectations than Pearl. Auburn won the head to head in regular season, but that's really the only leg he's got up on Barnes. Same in conference record, similar overall records, though Auburn played one more game (why?) than UT. There's definitely an argument to be made for both of them, so I don't get being surprised either way. I hope both teams end up in the tournament championship and Tennessee wins to really settle it.
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Well that seems like an interesting idea, can't imagine anyway how it could possibly make things w.... oh. https://twitter.com/GaryParrishCBS/status/971198998068580352
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lil penny arraigned by FBI, claims he was "just a puppet"
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For the record, I would never own an SEC hat Fan declares 'SEC spit in face of Auburn,' protests by setting SEC hat on fire
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R.D. Mangles posted:lil penny arraigned by FBI, claims he was "just a puppet" 
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R.D. Mangles posted:lil penny arraigned by FBI, claims he was "just a puppet" No diggity, no doubt
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Mar 7, 2018 17:29
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Kelvin Sampson won AAC coach of the year, nothing but respect for my
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Mar 7, 2018 18:18
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xbilkis posted:MPJ is playing in the SEC tourney Man I hope he's awesome but more than that I hope he doesn't hurt himself.
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women's college basketball is like 50 years behind the men's. they didn't even have a ncaa tournament until 1982. IMO uconn's dominance is similar to UCLA in the 60's and 70's. the women's game will slowly become more balanced over the next few decades.
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Mar 7, 2018 22:06
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Well Kansas is hosed, for the time being at least. Dok out of the Big 12 Tournament (not that that thing matters at all) with sprained medial collateral ligament
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Mar 7, 2018 22:48
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kiimo posted:Well Kansas is hosed, for the time being at least. it's Lightfoot's time to shine
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Mar 7, 2018 22:57
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every drat loving year kansas loses its post player in time for the tournament
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Mar 7, 2018 23:08
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This is our sacrifice for defeating Psycho T ten years ago
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Mar 7, 2018 23:48
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kiimo posted:Well Kansas is hosed, for the time being at least. ISU's path to the NCAA gets a little clearer! (A lot of dominoes would have to fall the right way, but ISU beating OSU in the championship game, plus Baylor taking one over WVU would likely send all 10 Big XII teams to the NCAA tournament, and that would be worth Tech missing out on the Dallas regional slot to me.)
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Mar 8, 2018 00:39
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If only the University of Kansas basketball team could catch a break sometime.
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Sure yeah but this guy is currently the only big on the team. I weigh the same as him and I'm 5'11. If Joel Embiid (or even Cliff Alexander) played for the Illini you'd want them to at least play in the tournament.
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So I (and by "I" I mean someone on reddit) figured out why Barnes was the SEC Coach of the year and not Pearl, aside from the 13th/9th in the SEC thing:
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Joey Freshwater posted:So I (and by "I" I mean someone on reddit) figured out why Barnes was the SEC Coach of the year and not Pearl, aside from the 13th/9th in the SEC thing: Not having a scandal hanging over his head probably also helped Barnes.
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Troy Queef posted:https://twitter.com/theponiexpress/status/971552140429848577?s=21 We weren't the only state that did it or even the last! Oklahoma ended it two years after Iowa did. It was a bigger deal in Iowa though, there are old people who are still mad that it's gone. Also I assume he said 3 on 3 that's what he meant. It was basically two half court 3 on 3 games
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