How bout Marquette basketball?
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They're good and all, but put 'em up against the North Carolina Tar Heels, and watch 'em lose!
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If they play smart basketball like they did against UConn they can beat anyone. Their three guards provide great outside shooting and have a great ability to make free throw shots when they get fouled in the paint. \n\nGeorge Mason's forward (Will Thomas) and center (Jai Lewis) work very well together and are huge threats in the paint. If Thomas and Lewis set up a good inside game they can draw double teams and set up Lamar Butler on the perimeter for clutch three point shots. \n\nGeorge Mason is truly the greatest cinderella team to ever play in the tournament. Thier big wins over 6th seed Michigan State, 3rd seed North Carolina, and one seed UConn is the greatest feat a team (11th seed) has ever accomplished. I am pulling for George Mason and hoping that they can pull off a miracle win against Florida to make it to the National Championship.\n\nMark my Words, If George Mason can disrupt Joakim Noah and Al Horford, George Mason will win the game by 3+ points.
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IF they could get past Gonzaga next week, Memphis will kill them and take the spot in the Final Four ... and not getting to the Final Four makes it pretty tough to win the tournament!
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Bulls, i want thm to get Brandon Roy, hes a 6'6 shooting guard and the Bulls need a big guard to guard against other teams big guards, plus i can't forget how he killed my beloved Fightin Illini in this years tournament, dude is a ROY candidate.
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Go to Duke, there is such energy, and you are guaranteed to go through a good season through at least sweet 16 in the NCAA tourney.  Coach K is the best, too.
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Marquette University \n\nWade played collegiately for Marquette University in Milwaukee. In Wade's first year at Marquette, he did not play because of academic problems. When Wade became eligible his sophomore year, 2001-2002, he led the Golden Eagles in scoring with 17.8 PPG, as well as averaging 6.6 rebounds per game and 3.4 assists per game, leading Marquette to a 26-7 record, the school's best record since the 1993-1994 season. The following year, Wade led Marquette in scoring again with 21.5 PPG, as he led Marquette to a 27-6 record and the school's first and only Conference USA championship, and powered the Golden Eagles to the Final Four in 2003, the school's first appearance in the Final Four since 1977.\n\nPerhaps his most memorable collegiate moment came in the 2003 Midwest Regional Final in the NCAA Tournament in Minneapolis. Against heavily favored, top-ranked and top-seeded Kentucky, Wade recorded a rare triple-double, recording 29 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists, including 4 blocks and a steal on defense to lead Marquette over the Wildcats 83-69 and into the Final Four. Wade was only the fourth player in NCAA Men's Tournament history to record a triple-double, after Oscar Robertson, Magic Johnson and Andre Miller. Marquette finished the season ranked #6 in the AP poll, the school's highest ranking since the 1976-1977 season.\n\nWade's strong play in the tournament caused his draft stock to increase significantly, and he subsequently elected to enter the NBA draft and forgo his senior year at Marquette.
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UConn.  They are the best all-around team.  They just whooped up on Villanova tonight.
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Its one of those years, you know. Knocking off top ten U Dub, barely losing to Gonzaga. At 12-9, it's not great but then again, they're not out of it. A game and a half back of UCLA in the conference and still with a shot at 18,19 wins. We'll see.
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I used to be a Kings fan when Webber joined the team back in '98. I followed them until they traded Cwebb and now I'm a 76ers fan. See, I go where Cwebb goes. I've been a fan of his since he was with Golden State. Anyway, the Kings made a good run this year in the playoffs. They played great against the Spurs and I thought they had a chance to win after tying the series 2-2 but they eventually lost 2-4.\n\nI watched that series and I noticed Bonzi Wells played real well and so did Ron Artest. They're big, strong players who can take it to the hole. K-Mart is going to get better but he needs to bulk up because his upper body strength is weak. Overall, their starting 5 is good. You've got Brad Miller who will give you points,assists and rebounds sort of like what Cwebb did. Then you've got Mike Bibby who's one of the most clutch PGs in the league. The bench is good and with the arrival of a new coach, the Kings seem to want to focus more on defense and that might help this team get over the hump.
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Quite simply, yes.  But, as a Duke fan, I've experienced the seasons after Johnny Dawkins, Tommy Amaker, Danny Ferry, Christian Lattener, Bobby Hurley, Wojo, Shane Battier, Jason Williams, and all the enjoyable players that have come through the Duke program.  So I've been through it, and while you hate to lose the guys, I've come to understand and accept the cycle of college basketball life.\n\nFortunately Duke's success in recruiting year in and year out has helped immensely with not dwelling on losses of all-star talent such as Reddick.  In short Duke fans are spoiled, I'll be the first to admit.  Every season we're excited to see how our new team will be perform, and there is never a question that we'll challenege for the ACC regular season title, nor that we'll qualify for the Big Dance and even compete for a #1 seed.\n\nThat all said, Duke's starting 5 might feature:\nGreg Paulus at point (soph)\nDeMarcus Nelson at shooting guard (junior)\nJon Scheyer at small forward (freshman)\nDavid McClure at power forward (soph)\nJosh McRoberts at center (soph)\n\nIt's a young lineup, and I'm tossing out McClure's name because I don't know if Duke landed a big man for next season.  Jamaal Boykins is another thought for power forward/center (soph).  So all in all, a young team, but one loaded with potential, both in the starting 5 as well as coming off the bench.
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Duke, Villanova, Memphis and Gonzaga
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Duke 78-76...BC led 71-68 w/ 2:19 left when Redick hit 2 3s in a row to keep them ahead....BC had a close halfcourt heave at the end....really good game BC is no joke
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I have a bracket that is going to win, big time. The teams to look for are Syracuse, Boston College, Wis-Milwaukee and Pitt. These teams are destined to upset this year and are going to be big time bracket busters unless you pick the game going in their favor.\n\nWis-Milwaukee and Boston College are in the horrible Minneapolis bracket and should be surprises in the Tourney. Oklahoma always finds a way to choke in the tournament and don't think this year is going to be very different. Wis-Milwaukee is a highly underrated team going into the tournament and should come away with a first round victory.\n\nBoston College is also playing in that bracket. But, I expect bigger things from them. They are the most underranked team in the whole Tourney. They way they played against Duke shows me that they don't want to go out like that. I see BC winning the weak Minneapolis bracket beating the Hoyas by 4 pts.\n\nSyracuse and Pitt are both strong teams and should make it to the second round of their brackets. Gerry McNamara is taking his team on a magical journey that might finally meet its match when they face Duke in the Regionals.
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oh i know!!\n\nHuskie fans lets hear you yell, go big marroon!\n\nLets, get.. Fired up! (3 times... 1st time your getting the crowd pumped up. back hand springs, toe touches, anything!, then do the moves, then get the crowd pumped up again)\n\nPride, and spirit. Wms lets hear it. Maroon, silver and white. huskies win tonight!!\n\nAcross the nation, maroon silver and white.the husky sensation is here to fight\n\nCats.. are number one number one go cats!
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What I'll remember most about the Men's 2006 Tournament was the unparalled parity that existed.  No #1 seeds reaching the Final Four?!  Amazing, especially given the talent level and coaching experience behind the top four seeds.\n\nWe may be at a pinnacle in college basketball whereby the traditional powerhouse clubs and the so called mid-majors are on equal playing ground in terms of competitiveness.  Look at George Mason's run through the tournament, notching wins over Michigan State, North Carolina, Wichita State, and UConn.  Amazing.\n\nThe Jordan Effect seems to have migrated, partially infiltrated the game of collge basketball, whereby teams try to win with players instead of teams (ie. Duke, UConn, Gonzaga).  Teams like George Mason, Wichita State, UCLA, and definitely Florida (with their well balanced scoring) showed that teams still win games, and championships.\n\nI hope this tournament makes an impression on the powerhouse teams about what it takes to win a championship, it's not the recruits as much as it is overall team play.  Plus with the NBA rule of not drafting high school ballers anymore, I expect the parity to start to skew again.
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1. Flash\n2. Chicago, Illinois\n3. He is a big Christian and the trinity has 3 parts, also that's one reason he attended Marquette (answer to next question), it is a Catolic Jesuit college\n4. Marquette University (home of the Golden Eagles)\n5. Tyrone\n6. Sunday\n7. 5th overall, 1st round 2003\n8. I take it you mean this year, Free throws per game and Free throws made per game\n9. H. L. Richards High School in Oak Lawn, Illinois, he holds many records there\n10. Siohvaughn they've been together since they were 9 years old...which is kinda weird\n11. Zaire\n12. Chicken and Mashed potatoes\n13. Skills competition, he beat LeBron, Chris Paul and Steve Nash\n14. 7 weeks\n15. #6 they won the bronze medal\n\nWhy do you torture me DP? jk
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i play center fo Wusdytreymott HS.  I love BBall!!!  I'll take u on n e day -  am 6'9"