Official NCAA Basketball Trash Talking Thread

So far, today determines that I suck.

I am getting sick of crappy ass referring though. How can they miss that the player was out of bounds by an entire foot, not his toe or something. That was a 4 point turnaround, plus an additional foul.

Gonzaga was my champion.
 
Damn, I sure get sick of crappy ass referees blowing calls that cost teams games. Only a complete idiot, or somebody with an agenda, would miss an obvious double dribble right in front of them. Even the heavyweight champ was calling the double dribble when it happened.

That's as obvious a blown call that cost Auburn a chance to play for a championship as the idiot referee that cost the Saints the chance to play in the Super Bowl.

Idiots:mad::cuss::smash::banghead:
 
And, the refs do it again.

Overturn a call, with no "Indisputable Evidence", and possibly changed the outcome of the game. Hell, after 15 replays the announcers couldn't decide, but the refs changed it anyway.
 
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It appears that the NIL is probably going to ruin the NCAA, like allowing pros in the Olympics ruined the Olympics.

Just reading an article that the SEC, who placed 14 of their 18 teams in the tournament, has 65% of their top 8 players on those 14 teams who were transfers from other schools under the NIL bribe a player rules. 50% of them within the last year. More than any other conference. Supposedly spending their football money to make basketball dominate similarly. No wonder there are no Cinderellas this year. Those who spend the most money to get players win.

Ruins the sport for me, that's why I only watch a couple of the teams play hoping for upsets. Sucks for me. I used to love the tournament. There was always a mid-major with a couple of good players, and a great team attitude, that upset the big boys. Now they can't afford to keep those players.

Sad:confused:
 
Talk about a tournament following the seating. I think all games but 1 are the #1 versus the #2 seeds. The other game is the #1 versus the #3.

Crazy how the "Haves" have turned the NIL into the "we can outbid you for the most talent" .....

They need to put salary caps like in Pro baseball.........
 
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