2023 NCAA Tournament: Regionals

[ugarte]

Harvard's only saving grace is getting to avoid being on the losing end of the largest shutout in NCAA tournament history.

their only saving anything

[arugula]

CHN appears to say tOSU scored twice in four seconds.

that's correct

Seems impossible.

[arugula]

I will happily root for Colgate or anyone else I. The ECAC and Ivy but Never Harvard and never Q.

[gored]

My goodness.  I fear to think what might have happened if Donato only had 12 or 13 draft picks on the roster....

[Dafatone]

CHN appears to say tOSU scored twice in four seconds.

that's correct

Seems impossible.

They appear to have changed it to six seconds. Which is still ridiculous but slightly more feasible. We scored 4 in what, 54?

[RichH]

"One-and-Done University" rises once again.

How can I be this high on schadenfreude for an entity with no fans?

[jtwcornell91]

So have they totally abandoned the West/Midwest/East/Northeast Regional names?  Naming the regionals after the cities they're held in seems so basketball.

[Beeeej]

So have they totally abandoned the West/Midwest/East/Northeast Regional names?  Naming the regionals after the cities they're held in seems so basketball.

I have a feeling it's because of the cities they awarded for 2025 - Allentown, Fargo, Toledo and Manchester. How can you credibly call Allentown the the Midwest Regional in 2023 then the East in 2025?

[adamw]

They appear to have changed it to six seconds. Which is still ridiculous but slightly more feasible. We scored 4 in what, 54?

The record is 4 seconds -- BU did it against Providence in the 2015 national championship game. They'd like to forget the rest of the game.

[George64]

Harvard's only saving grace is getting to avoid being on the losing end of the largest shutout in NCAA tournament history.

Interestingly, Penn State just beat Michigan Tech 8-0, now the largest shutout in NCAA tournament history.
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[BearLover]

Quinnipiac is well on its way to beating Merrimack, leading 3-0 with under eight minutes remaining. Even worse, they've looked dominant every time I've looked up to watch. Really have to hope Ohio State can take them out next round.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Looks like Q is gonna get through.  They're now up 3-0 on Merrimack with under 7 minutes.

Edit:  Timing!

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Quinnipiac is well on its way to beating Merrimack, leading 3-0 with under eight minutes remaining. Even worse, they've looked dominant every time I've looked up to watch. Really have to hope Ohio State can take them out next round.

What was horrible was just listening to the ESPN announcers talking about an "all Big Ten" Frozen Four.  These guys don't even have a clue about anything but their big conference bias.

[scoop85]

Quinnipiac is well on its way to beating Merrimack, leading 3-0 with under eight minutes remaining. Even worse, they've looked dominant every time I've looked up to watch. Really have to hope Ohio State can take them out next round.

What was horrible was just listening to the ESPN announcers talking about an "all Big Ten" Frozen Four.  These guys don't even have a clue about anything but their big conference bias.

To be fair the Big 10 has been lights out so far. We'll see if Colgate can slow down that train.

[Scersk '97]

Quinnipiac is well on its way to beating Merrimack, leading 3-0 with under eight minutes remaining. Even worse, they've looked dominant every time I've looked up to watch. Really have to hope Ohio State can take them out next round.

What was horrible was just listening to the ESPN announcers talking about an "all Big Ten" Frozen Four.  These guys don't even have a clue about anything but their big conference bias.

I guess we (or BU) joined the Big Ten?