Bball bball bball... hot.
A great day in college basketball. Tommy Amaker and his Harvard team (Woot to KG!) defeated Boston College, their first win over a ranked opponent. Go Tommy! Duke beat Davidson, besting national scoring leader and all-around cutie Stephen Curry. Aw.
The only downside was that for some reason, ESPN was doing an NBA/NCAA announcer trading thing that meant Dickie V was doing the NBA game, and Jeff Van Gundy (huh?) was doing the game at Cameron. I'm beginning to realize that the reason I can't stand the NBA isn't all the fault of the game. Some of the blame must be placed on the shoulders of their terrible, and terribly distracting, announcing.
In other news, major flooding in our neck of the woods, but I'm fine. Campus closed early. We'll see if I have to go to work tomorrow. (Please, no!)
The only downside was that for some reason, ESPN was doing an NBA/NCAA announcer trading thing that meant Dickie V was doing the NBA game, and Jeff Van Gundy (huh?) was doing the game at Cameron. I'm beginning to realize that the reason I can't stand the NBA isn't all the fault of the game. Some of the blame must be placed on the shoulders of their terrible, and terribly distracting, announcing.
In other news, major flooding in our neck of the woods, but I'm fine. Campus closed early. We'll see if I have to go to work tomorrow. (Please, no!)
Labels: cascadianness, year-round march madness
posted by Courtney at 9:51 PM
2 Comments:
Harvard 82, BC 70
BC 85, UNC 78
This is basic math.
Tommy Amaker > Roy Williams
Tommy's mentor > Roy's mentor
Haven't done a math proof in ages. Feels good.
Transitive property, baby!
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