Games Thread
Gonzaga giving it to Baylor
Did anybody stay up to watch the Baylor Gonzaga game? Just curious if Baylor is that bad or Zags that good???
We will see what happens when they aren't playing corpus christi.
He will still rack up some assists because he will be a ball dominant point guard but they will drop.
Zags are really good.
Baylor is also a younger team that will likely be way better at the end of the season.
ISU lost last night to a UT Martin team picked to finish next to last in the OVC.
Fighter of the Nightman
- Chicago, IL
FWIW, a comparison of opening night home attendance across the Big Ten:
Illinois: 15,246
#14 Purdue: 14,876
Michigan State: 14,797
Nebraska: 14,305
Wisconsin: 13,451
Maryland: 13,152
Michigan: 10,334
Iowa: 7,879
Penn State: 7,687
Northwestern: 5,521
Oregon: 5,494
#22 UCLA: 4,489
USC: 3,294
Man, I know the West Coast schools generally aren't as hoops-crazy as the Midwest, but ... if Penn State is doubling you up, you have some truly pathetic fan support, haha. UCLA in particular is just embarrassing ... don't care how much ~there is to do~ in any location, a ranked team should not be selling under 4,000 tickets.
Illinois: 15,246
#14 Purdue: 14,876
Michigan State: 14,797
Nebraska: 14,305
Wisconsin: 13,451
Maryland: 13,152
Michigan: 10,334
Iowa: 7,879
Penn State: 7,687
Northwestern: 5,521
Oregon: 5,494
#22 UCLA: 4,489
USC: 3,294
Man, I know the West Coast schools generally aren't as hoops-crazy as the Midwest, but ... if Penn State is doubling you up, you have some truly pathetic fan support, haha. UCLA in particular is just embarrassing ... don't care how much ~there is to do~ in any location, a ranked team should not be selling under 4,000 tickets.
Interesting to see if those West Coast games will be like the Illinois Northwestern game in Evanston where the visiting team makes a significant portion of the fans. Illinois and I am sure several other Big Ten schools have a ton of alumni in LA and Seattle.FWIW, a comparison of opening night home attendance across the Big Ten:
Illinois: 15,246
#14 Purdue: 14,876
Michigan State: 14,797
Nebraska: 14,305
Wisconsin: 13,451
Maryland: 13,152
Michigan: 10,334
Iowa: 7,879
Penn State: 7,687
Northwestern: 5,521
Oregon: 5,494
#22 UCLA: 4,489
USC: 3,294
Man, I know the West Coast schools generally aren't as hoops-crazy as the Midwest, but ... if Penn State is doubling you up, you have some truly pathetic fan support, haha. UCLA in particular is just embarrassing ... don't care how much ~there is to do~ in any location, a ranked team should not be selling under 4,000 tickets.
After losing last night to Memphis, Missouri is still without a win in calendar
year 2024 - 20 straight losses. I couldn't be happier for them.
year 2024 - 20 straight losses. I couldn't be happier for them.
Wow there were more people at the Bradley game (5,014) than the UCLA gameFWIW, a comparison of opening night home attendance across the Big Ten:
Illinois: 15,246
#14 Purdue: 14,876
Michigan State: 14,797
Nebraska: 14,305
Wisconsin: 13,451
Maryland: 13,152
Michigan: 10,334
Iowa: 7,879
Penn State: 7,687
Northwestern: 5,521
Oregon: 5,494
#22 UCLA: 4,489
USC: 3,294
Man, I know the West Coast schools generally aren't as hoops-crazy as the Midwest, but ... if Penn State is doubling you up, you have some truly pathetic fan support, haha. UCLA in particular is just embarrassing ... don't care how much ~there is to do~ in any location, a ranked team should not be selling under 4,000 tickets.
illiniswish09
- Northwest Suburbs
Egor Demin… Killing it for BYU rn
Completely forgot Fears is playing for the Sooners this year. 16 pts in his debut.
Washington leads UC Davis 60-58 with 6 minutes left.
