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Just heard this on sports radio CBS they knocked off UCLA 65-58 in one of the play-in-games!!! Somewhere former alum and ex-Detroit Piston BOB LANIER is smiling!!!!!!

Both were 11 seeds. Not much of an upset.

Baldy wrote:Both were 11 seeds. Not much of an upset.

In terms of national reputation which one is more well known that is what I personally go by.

dal4018 wrote:

Baldy wrote:Both were 11 seeds. Not much of an upset.

In terms of national reputation which one is more well known that is what I personally go by.

That's stupid. Every team that beats Georgetown (which at this point is almost everybody) would be considered an upset based on national reputation. Just because they were the same name on the jerseys that prior, far better versions did, doesn't make them the same. Last night, both St Bonnies and UCLA were out of the top 50 in kenpom, so neither had a lot of national reputation.

GannonFan wrote:

dal4018 wrote: In terms of national reputation which one is more well known that is what I personally go by.

That's stupid. Every team that beats Georgetown (which at this point is almost everybody) would be considered an upset based on national reputation. Just because they were the same name on the jerseys that prior, far better versions did, doesn't make them the same. Last night, both St Bonnies and UCLA were out of the top 50 in kenpom, so neither had a lot of national reputation.

Maybe they would've done better with Ball.

dal4018 wrote:

Baldy wrote:Both were 11 seeds. Not much of an upset.

In terms of national reputation which one is more well known that is what I personally go by.

No exclamation point though.

Not an upset. Most people I heard on the radio picked the Bonnies.

RPI Rankings St Bonnie 22, UCLA 41.

Gil Dobie wrote:RPI Rankings St Bonnie 22, UCLA 41.

Wow!!!!

Ibanez wrote:

GannonFan wrote:
That's stupid. Every team that beats Georgetown (which at this point is almost everybody) would be considered an upset based on national reputation. Just because they were the same name on the jerseys that prior, far better versions did, doesn't make them the same. Last night, both St Bonnies and UCLA were out of the top 50 in kenpom, so neither had a lot of national reputation.

Maybe they would've done better with Ball.

Who knows?????

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: Maybe they would've done better with Ball.

Who knows?????

I don't know who knows. Do you?