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  • Topper
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    Originally posted by Flystripper View Post
    Big wins in the early season seem to help more than a loss or two hurts. Obviously if you have enough bad losses they add up and are a problem. As we sit right now though, losing to LBSU on the road this early in the season is not that big of a deal. I think it can be a great development tool to be honest. You learn more from your losses than your wins.
    If they learn and adjust, I agree it is better to fix what could be a problem down the road. In this instance, BYU doesn't need to push the pace if it is controlling matters down low.

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  • smokymountainrain
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    Originally posted by Flystripper View Post
    Big wins in the early season seem to help more than a loss or two hurts. Obviously if you have enough bad losses they add up and are a problem. As we sit right now though, losing to LBSU on the road this early in the season is not that big of a deal. I think it can be a great development tool to be honest. You learn more from your losses than your wins.
    I agree. If BYU doesn't get into the Dance it will be because they are not good enough, not because of the loss to LBSU.

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  • Flystripper
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    Originally posted by Topper View Post
    Yes they do, and for major conference teams, early losses don't matter much. They matter more for a team such as BYU with a weak RPI.
    Big wins in the early season seem to help more than a loss or two hurts. Obviously if you have enough bad losses they add up and are a problem. As we sit right now though, losing to LBSU on the road this early in the season is not that big of a deal. I think it can be a great development tool to be honest. You learn more from your losses than your wins.

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  • Topper
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    Originally posted by Flystripper View Post
    This stuff happens in college basketball all the time. Early season losses are not a reason to hit the panic button.
    Yes they do, and for major conference teams, early losses don't matter much. They matter more for a team such as BYU with a weak RPI.

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  • Flystripper
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    This stuff happens in college basketball all the time. Early season losses are not a reason to hit the panic button.

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  • Commando
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    Originally posted by Topper View Post
    Northern Iowa upsets No. UNC. Didn't see that coming, did any of us?

    http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...meId=400817213
    Ok good. Somehow this eases the sting of that Long Beach State loss.

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  • BlueK
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    Let me say that regardless of how good Miami may be this year, a top 20 team shouldn't be losing to anyone by a 90-66 score.

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  • BlueK
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    Originally posted by Topper View Post
    Northern Iowa upsets No. UNC. Didn't see that coming, did any of us?

    http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...meId=400817213
    There's a chance BYU could play N. Iowa this year at that tournament in Hawaii.

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  • Topper
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    Northern Iowa upsets No. UNC. Didn't see that coming, did any of us?

    http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...meId=400817213

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  • Blueintheface
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    Aytes reminds me of a 60's ABA player.

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  • Blueintheface
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    Some suspect shooting. When does a streak become a trend or a trend become a pattern?

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  • Topper
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    Originally posted by Omaha 680 View Post
    Brooklyn and Providence are 1st/2nd round sites this year. I have never been to an NCAA tourney game I should probably rectify that this year.
    My first games were at BYU. I don't remember the particular order. I remember attending the Depaul game which resulted the defeat of UCLA at the MC. I also saw UNLV in a few games and I remember watching UNLV and USF back when both were very good. It is an exciting atmosphere one you should not avoid.

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  • Moliere
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    Originally posted by cougjunkie View Post
    You can buy championship game tickets for less than cost once the losing teams start to dump them. That's always an easy ticket from scalpers.
    I couldn't get those without the final four tickets

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  • Omaha 680
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    Brooklyn and Providence are 1st/2nd round sites this year. I have never been to an NCAA tourney game I should probably rectify that this year.

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  • cougjunkie
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    Originally posted by Moliere View Post
    Just received my tickets to the final four and championship games. I'm in the nose bleeds but got the tickets at cost since I drew out of the raffle. One of the perks of living in Houston.
    You can buy championship game tickets for less than cost once the losing teams start to dump them. That's always an easy ticket from scalpers.

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