OT-SDSU Basketball

[SK in CV]

[quote=sdrealtor]Rollie Massiminio is one of the most hated men in Big 5 history. He destroyed the Big 5, all its history and tradition for the sake of the NCAA Tournament. Each school used to play every other team twice a year (home and away). That is until Rollie decided he was taking too many losses because the games were always highly contested and it was hurting his seeding for the NCAA Tournament.[/quote]

Probably had a lot more to do with conference comittments than anything Rollie did. Villanova joined the Big East around 1980, and I think St.Joes, Temple and La Salle went to the Atlantic 10 about the same time. I really don’t remember it ever being a home and home thing, I thought a lot of the games were double headers at the Palestra. I know it kind of fizzled a few years before Rollie left in the early 90’s, but by then I’m quite sure it was a just single round robin. If thats when you’re talking about, it does make sense. They’re back to that single round robin now, have been for quite awhile. Rollie’s still coaching, btw, at a tiny little school in Florida.

[temeculaguy]

It took a double overtime, but SDSU has advanced to the sweet sixteen. That should mostly quiet the critics but they actually need to advance to the elite eight to reach the predicted value of a #2 seed. Whatever…this is sweet!!!

On a side note, and please do not make political comments, but Obama is #492 out of almost 6,000,000 entrants into the espn bracket contest. I’m sitting at about 3,200,000 in the rankings and I spend more time than I care to admit following this stuff and I don’t run a large country as my day job.

[temeculaguy]

It took a double overtime, but SDSU has advanced to the sweet sixteen. That should mostly quiet the critics but they actually need to advance to the elite eight to reach the predicted value of a #2 seed. Whatever…this is sweet!!!

On a side note, and please do not make political comments, but Obama is #492 out of almost 6,000,000 entrants into the espn bracket contest. I’m sitting at about 3,200,000 in the rankings and I spend more time than I care to admit following this stuff and I don’t run a large country as my day job.

[temeculaguy]

It took a double overtime, but SDSU has advanced to the sweet sixteen. That should mostly quiet the critics but they actually need to advance to the elite eight to reach the predicted value of a #2 seed. Whatever…this is sweet!!!

On a side note, and please do not make political comments, but Obama is #492 out of almost 6,000,000 entrants into the espn bracket contest. I’m sitting at about 3,200,000 in the rankings and I spend more time than I care to admit following this stuff and I don’t run a large country as my day job.

[temeculaguy]

It took a double overtime, but SDSU has advanced to the sweet sixteen. That should mostly quiet the critics but they actually need to advance to the elite eight to reach the predicted value of a #2 seed. Whatever…this is sweet!!!

On a side note, and please do not make political comments, but Obama is #492 out of almost 6,000,000 entrants into the espn bracket contest. I’m sitting at about 3,200,000 in the rankings and I spend more time than I care to admit following this stuff and I don’t run a large country as my day job.

[temeculaguy]

It took a double overtime, but SDSU has advanced to the sweet sixteen. That should mostly quiet the critics but they actually need to advance to the elite eight to reach the predicted value of a #2 seed. Whatever…this is sweet!!!

On a side note, and please do not make political comments, but Obama is #492 out of almost 6,000,000 entrants into the espn bracket contest. I’m sitting at about 3,200,000 in the rankings and I spend more time than I care to admit following this stuff and I don’t run a large country as my day job.

[UCGal]

I don’t even follow basketball that much – but we watched the game tonight. I went to SDSU, hubster and I both have friends that went to Temple. (Hubby lived a few miles from Temple for most of his life.)

He was rooting for Temple, I was rooting for the Aztecs.

too bad for him.

[UCGal]

I don’t even follow basketball that much – but we watched the game tonight. I went to SDSU, hubster and I both have friends that went to Temple. (Hubby lived a few miles from Temple for most of his life.)

He was rooting for Temple, I was rooting for the Aztecs.

too bad for him.

[UCGal]

I don’t even follow basketball that much – but we watched the game tonight. I went to SDSU, hubster and I both have friends that went to Temple. (Hubby lived a few miles from Temple for most of his life.)

He was rooting for Temple, I was rooting for the Aztecs.

too bad for him.

[UCGal]

I don’t even follow basketball that much – but we watched the game tonight. I went to SDSU, hubster and I both have friends that went to Temple. (Hubby lived a few miles from Temple for most of his life.)

He was rooting for Temple, I was rooting for the Aztecs.

too bad for him.

[UCGal]

I don’t even follow basketball that much – but we watched the game tonight. I went to SDSU, hubster and I both have friends that went to Temple. (Hubby lived a few miles from Temple for most of his life.)

He was rooting for Temple, I was rooting for the Aztecs.

too bad for him.

[sdrealtor]

Time to turn my jersey inside out. Even tough I grew up watching Temple and got a couple Master’s degrees there, I spent perhaps the best Summer of my life going to Summer school at SDSU in 1985 and started my MBA at SDSU in the early 90’s during the Faulk era. Good to see SDSU finally get somewhere in collegiate sports.

[sdrealtor]

Time to turn my jersey inside out. Even tough I grew up watching Temple and got a couple Master’s degrees there, I spent perhaps the best Summer of my life going to Summer school at SDSU in 1985 and started my MBA at SDSU in the early 90’s during the Faulk era. Good to see SDSU finally get somewhere in collegiate sports.

[sdrealtor]

Time to turn my jersey inside out. Even tough I grew up watching Temple and got a couple Master’s degrees there, I spent perhaps the best Summer of my life going to Summer school at SDSU in 1985 and started my MBA at SDSU in the early 90’s during the Faulk era. Good to see SDSU finally get somewhere in collegiate sports.

[sdrealtor]

Time to turn my jersey inside out. Even tough I grew up watching Temple and got a couple Master’s degrees there, I spent perhaps the best Summer of my life going to Summer school at SDSU in 1985 and started my MBA at SDSU in the early 90’s during the Faulk era. Good to see SDSU finally get somewhere in collegiate sports.

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