2023 NCAA Tournament

The little K-State dude is electric:

Reid?

I mean, that song was super gay but it’s not like OSM is actually good.

UConn's had some great years since winning their first title in 1999, but some of those years in between--WOOF.

Yes, congrats to me, I played really well! All kidding aside, that was fun.

The Ollie title was all Calhoun. Ollie had to actually coach the games, but the key players were all recruited by Jim. The combo of Kevin Ollie and the demotion to the AAC made things pretty bleak for a few years but it obviously looks to be back on track with the re-entry to the Big East with Hurley at the helm. I've been lukewarm towards Dan Hurley, I hate the way he constantly whines to the refs but I think he finally realized that it was negatively effecting the team and seems to have curtailed that bullshit.

Bobby Hurley can suck a dick.

UConn realized it’s best for them to just go all in on hoops and forget football, which I think is a smart move for them. Pitt won’t do that. Syracuse should. 

I thought I read that when conference expansion was occurring UConn made more money from football than basketball.  Same for Duke.