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Voter Pod: Baylor's ranked No. 1 (sort of), maybe disrespected; OU's ridiculous ride; who deserves
• After a very impressive 83-69 win over No. 6 Texas, the No. 2 Baylor Bears are now #1 in the NET rankings and the KenPom rankings. Assuming a win again this weekend, how much ground does BU make up in the AP poll next week? What will it take for voters to respect Baylor's schedule and Gonzaga's lack of one? • Is Baylor getting disrespected by the national media? • Is Baylor-Gonzaga the matchup college basketball fans deserve? • Moving on to OU, making a huge leap from 24 to 9 in the poll after top-10 wins over No. 9 Kansas, No. 5 Texas and No. 9 Alabama. But was such a big jump warranted, considering they couldn't beat No. 13 Texas Tech in Lubbock? • The N.C. State Wolfpack, darling of the Voter Pod, knocked off No. 1 Louisville the other night. Despite a previous loss, will the Pack jump No. 2 South Carolina and No. 3 UConn? • Without a dominant team, is the women's game more interesting nowadays? • 20 wins is usually a rubber stamp for the tournament, but with reduced schedules, what's the magic NCAA number this season? • Will undeserving blue bloods like Duke or Kentucky steal a bracket positions, even if they don't deserve it? • How will the selection committee react to a weird year? Should BPI (aka RPI) rankings rule? Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
CBB's Intercontinental Belt, Virginia Tech-nically Better & Drake Top 25 | Titus & Tate | FOX SPORTS
We’re so close… Selection Sunday is just six weeks away, and watch out, Titus & Tate are both starting to believe in their alma maters… Plus, Drake is in the AP Top 25, Sister Jean has found a way for Loyola Chicago to infiltrate KenPom, and Charlotte Wilder joins the show to discuss her latest mishap aboard the Virginia bandwagon. #FOXSports #CBB #VirginiaTech SUBSCRIBE to get the latest FOX Sports content: http://foxs.pt/SubscribeFOXSPORTS The all-new FOX Sports App, built for the modern sports fan: https://tinyurl.com/y4uouolb ►PBC ON FOX’s YouTube Channel: https://foxs.pt/SubscribePBCONFOX ►WWE ON FOX YouTube channel: https://foxs.pt/SubscribeWWEONFOX ►FOX Soccer’s YouTube channel: https://foxs.pt/SubscribeFOXSOCCER ►NASCAR ON FOX YouTube channel: https://foxs.pt/SubscribeNASCARonFOX ►CFB ON FOX YouTube channel: https://foxs.pt/SubscribeCFBonFOX ►SPEED - MOTORS on FOX’s YouTube Channel: https://foxs.pt/SubscribeSPEED See more from Fox Sports: https://foxs.pt/FOXSPORTS Like Fox Sports on Facebook: http://foxs.pt/FOXSPORTSFacebook Follow Fox Sports on Twitter: http://foxs.pt/FOXSPORTSTwitter Follow Fox Sports on Instagram: http://foxs.pt/FOXSPORTSInstagram About FOX Sports: With exclusive highlights, original programming, and behind the scenes footage, FOX Sports' YouTube channel provides the sports content that fans are hungry for. FOX Sports coverage includes: College Basketball, College Football, MLB, NASCAR, NFL, Soccer, UFC, USGA events and the FIFA World Cup. FS1 original programs include: UNDISPUTED, The Herd, Speak for Yourself, First Things First and FOX Bet Live. CBB's Intercontinental Belt, Virginia Tech-nically Better & Drake Top 25 | Titus & Tate | FOX SPORTS https://youtu.be/RIGtpGWF3Ac Fox Sports https://www.youtube.com/c/FoxSports
11/29 転校先のUC Davisで初出場!! #34 渡辺飛勇選手 vs Santa Clara 2020.11.28
#34 Hugh Hogland 2PTS(FG:0/2 3P:0/0, FT:2/2) 23MIN 3REB(0＋3) 1STL 1BLK 2TO 3PF チームは63-66で敗戦。シーズン通算0勝2敗。 今年頭にポートランド大学を離れ、今シーズンからDivision1、Big West所属のUC Davisでプレイ。graduate transferのため、レッドシャツを経ることなく、今シーズンから2年間プレイが可能。 (参考)ケンポンランキング (https://kenpom.com) UC Davis:189位, Santa Clara:111位 /357校中(投稿時) Boxscore https://ucdavisaggies.com/sports/mens-basketball/stats/2020-21/santa-clara/boxscore/18144 Schedule(今後の試合日程) https://ucdavisaggies.com/sports/mens-basketball/schedule
The Tennessee Gonzaga Final Minute and Late Game Coaching
The Ken Pomeroy in-game coaching article referenced in this video can be found at the following link: https://kenpom.com/blog/whos-the-best-ingame-coach/ Music by Chillhop: http://youtube.com/chillhopdotcom L'IndÇcis - Happy Hours: https://soundcloud.com/hipdozer/lindecis-happy-hours-hip-dozer-premiere For more college basketball analysis, follow twitter.com/hoopvision68.
Trae Young’s turnover-plagued night costs No. 4 Oklahoma at Kansas State – CollegeBasketballTalk
When Stephen Curry was a freshman at Davidson, in one of the first games of his college career, he turned the ball over eight times in the first half of a game at Eastern Michigan.Head coach Bob McKillop toyed with the idea of benching his star freshman, instead opting to turn him loose again in the second half.Curry scored 13 second half points – to go along with five turnovers – and then went out and dropped 32 in his next game.Those 15 points and 13 turnovers were his first career double-double, and I’m not sure that he’s slowed down since.I say all that to say this: It is a minor miracle that the first time that Trae Young looked mortal came on January 16th.No.4 Oklahoma went into Manhattan on Tuesday night and got worked over by Kansas State.The Sooners ended up losing 87-69.They trailed by 14 points within the first 10 minutes of the game.Young finished with 20 points and six assists – numbers that would be phenomenal for literally any other point guard on the road in conference play – but he shot just 8-for-21 from the floor, finished 2-for-10 from three and turned the ball over 12 times.In a vacuum, this performance really wouldn’t be anything to worry about.Young is Oklahoma’s offense.When he has a bad game, the team is going to struggle.That’s the risk of relying this much on one player.It is that simple, and the idea that we should expect a freshman point guard to make it the entirety of conference play in a league as difficult as the Big 12 is ludicrous.He’s going to throw up a dud every now and again, and that’s what happened on Tuesday.“I played terrible,” Young said.“I blame a lot of this loss on me.” Where this becomes a concern for the Sooners is that the turnover problem that Young dealt with on Tuesday is not exactly an isolated incident.Young is leading the nation averaging 5.2turnovers per game, and while that number is inflated by opportunity – Young plays in the nation’s third-fastest offense with the highest-usage rate we’ve ever seen in the KenPom era – his turnover rate of 19.2is somewhat concerning.For comparison’s sake, Jalen Brunson’s turnover rate is 10.5.Joel Berry II’s is 11.7.Devonte’ Graham’s is 17.0.The biggest worry is that the number keeps rising.Young has set a career-high in turnovers in each of the last two games, three of the last four games and four times total since the start of Big 12 play.There are a lot of good coaches, good teams and great point guards in the Big 12.Teams may have started to solve the riddle, which means that Lon Kruger and Young are going to have to start making some adjustments.And that will come.Kruger is one of the best pure basketball coaches in the business.Which is why the most disappointing part about this loss is that it puts Oklahoma in a tough spot in regards to an outright Big 12 regular season title.With how strong the top of the conference is, losing games against anyone outside of the top four is a major disadvantage, and Oklahoma is now the only team amongst that grou
Texas earns big home win in double overtime over No. 16 TCU – CollegeBasketballTalk
Phil Booth led the way with 21 points and four assists while Jalen Brunson chipped in with 17 points and five assists and Mikal Bridges added 15 points as No.1 Villanova pasted No.10 Xavier, 89-65.Xavier joined the Big East prior to the 2013-14 season, and in the five trips that the Musketeers have made to Philadelphia, the closest they have managed to keep a game has been 13.They lost by 23 points the first time they played as league foes.They lost by 13 the following year, by 31 points the season in which the Wildcats won the national title and by 25 last season.Wednesday night was more of the same.Villanova was up 18-6 just six minutes into the game and never looked back.The Wildcats took a 12-point lead into the break and lead by 20 less than five minutes into the second half.The only thing the Musketeers had going all night long was Kerem Kanter, who finished with a team-high 16 points.Here are three things that we can takeaway from this game: The last two games that the Wildcats played prior to Wednesday night were somewhat worrying.The issue was on the defensive end of the floor.The Wildcats gave up 101 points in their only loss of the season at Butler, a game that could somewhat be explained away by the Bulldogs making a ridiculous 15-for-22 from beyond the arc.But just a week later, Villanova gave up 90 points at Marquette, and that doesn’t even include the 85 points that Villanova gave up to DePaul in their Big East opener.Prior to their blowout win over the Musketeers, Villanova was dead last in defensive efficiency in Big East play, according to KenPom.Those doubts … well, they are no longer doubts, at least not in the moment.Xavier shot just 42 percent from the floor.They were 3-for-16 from three and turned the ball over 14 times.If you’re into the analytic angle, Xavier scored less than 1.0points-per-possession, the first time Villanova held an opponent below that mark since Dec.22nd.And it’s probably worth noting here that, entering Wednesday, Xavier was ranked 13th in KenPom’s adjusted offensive efficiency metric.“We’ve been struggling defensively,” head coach Jay Wright said, “and our guys really stepped up.” The issue, according to Wright, has been complacency.It started on that Dec.22nd game against Hofstra, and it continued into the start of Big East play.The problem? Villanova didn’t get in the practices they needed to in order to solve the problem.After the Hofstra game it was Christmas.Then they had to travel to Chicago to play DePaul.Next, they made a trip to Indianapolis on Dec.30th.“We saw it coming, we just didn’t have the time to practice,” Wright said.It wasn’t until after the Butler game that they were able to take a week to really iron out some of the kinks, and the Wildcats still struggled with an admittedly awesome Marquette offense.“We just kind of lost it,” Wright said.“We can’t just say, ‘OK, we’re going to play defense now’ when we haven’t been doing it or three weeks.You have to get back to your habits.” “Th