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Did anybody see Okla beat TCU yesterday?

mickbula

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Great game to watch! Trae Young had like 39 points and 15 assists! I think they will be a 1 or 2 seed in the ncaa tourney this year! They are legit contenders with that point guard- they should be ranked in the top 5 by the end of the season. Our loss to them is looking not as bad as first thought.
 
They were not trying as hard in the second half as they were up by 30. Wrong again. Are you trying to set the record for the number of erroneous posts.
 
Mickbula has an excellent post. OU went on the road to break TCU’s nation leading 17 game winning streak as TCU won the NIT last season. Young’s 39 points and 15 assists was awfully impressive. He is the leading candidate for national POY.

Texas Tech beat no. 18 Baylor by 24 points. NU blow out losses were against excellent teams.

The Big 12 is the nation’s top conference.
 
They were not trying as hard in the second half as they were up by 30. Wrong again. Are you trying to set the record for the number of erroneous posts.
Hasn't it been established quite some time ago that his/her posts are generally ridiculous? Why do you continue to respond?
 
In the latest RPI, Oklahoma is no. 3 in the nation. Losing to OU on the road without your best and most athletic player (Vic Law) is not a shock.

NU has struggled mightily this year, but if this year's schedule is much tougher. Last year, NU lost to Butler and Creighton similar to the early season losses this year to Creighton and Texas Tech. They played their ACC Challenge game at home last year and squeaked by Wake Forest. If they played Wake on the road, I think they lose that game. They also swapped the game v. Texas with the game at Norman v. Oklahoma which is now a top 5-10 team. Texas did not make the tourney or the NIT.

As for NU's team this season, they are 10-5 and 1-1 in the conference with 16 games left. If they somehow can get it together and go 10-6 in the remaining conference games and win 1 or 2 games in the BTT, they are right in the thick of things with 21-23 wins. They need to start out well on Tuesday v. UNL and Friday night at PSU. Hopefully, McIntosh is healthy enough to start and play.
 
NU’s noncon RPI is quite good. Need to hope that this year’s opponents keep winning. Keeps hope alive for the postseason.

But the Georgia Tech loss was killer.
 
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