2015 NCAA Tournament

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#1 Duke – This year’s Duke team is not as bad as last year’s mess but is still a far cry from the days of the Plumlee brothers, Ryan Kelly, Kyle Singler and Jon Scheyer. This year they have an all-black starting 5 but highly recruited Grayson Allen has been getting increased minutes off the bench after the negro criminal Sulaimon was booted off the team. Allen is a high flyer and a sharp shooting 2 guard. Youngest Plumlee brother, Marshall, also usually sees the court. Some games more than others.

#16 University of North Florida / Robert Morris –
UNF is the winner of the Atlantic Sun Conference and starts 1 White, JR forward Beau Beech. Beech averaged about 12 ppg. Guard Trent Mackey comes off the bench. Robert Morris is the Northeast Conference winner and 100% affletic. Hopefully North Florida wins this one tonight.

#8 San Diego State –
The Aztecs represent the Mountain West Conference and start 1 White, RS So shooting guard Matt Shrigley. That’s it. The Aztecs are an annoying defensive team that can frustrate any opponent but the team can’t score. A boring squad.

#9 St. John’s –
My local Big East squad is always is chocked full of high upside, hilariously named Hutus possessing unlimited upside. Problem is they always end up “lousing upâ€. For example, starting forward and key defensive presence, Chris Obekpa, just got himself suspended for “conduct detrimental to the teamâ€. He’ll miss the tourney. This could make way for their only paleface, Italian born Bosnian Amar Alibegovic, to grab some minutes. Best name on the team, Sir’Dominique Pointer.

#5 Utah –
The Utes represent the Pac-12 and start 1 White, freshman center Jakob Poeltl. The 7 foot Austrian went from an unknown at the beginning of the season to a fast rising NBA prospect. Poeltl basically makes this team watchable as he’s quite talented. Other than him, the backup center is Dallin Bachynski. Black sg Delon Wright is talented and makes this squad dangerous.

#12 Stephen F. Austin –
The Southland Conference winners are back in the tourney after upsetting VCU last year. The Lumberjacks are a popular upset pick as they basically boast the same roster as last year. They only start 2 Whites but they are their best players, rs Jr forward Thomas Walkup and Sr forward Jacob Parker. Walkup leads the team in scoring and rebounding. Tanner Clayton and Conner Brooks get minutes off the bench. Jaxon Holden does as well but on a very limited basis.

#4 Georgetown –
The black panthers of college hoops out of the Big East are back to their old ways. All black, all the time. For the last 4 years the Hoyas had done something extraordinary for them in starting Nate Lubick. He was sort of a mascot for them as the fans loved him; he did the dirty work and rarely touched the ball on offense. Maybe he was holding them back from their affletic potential or maybe they’ll be upset in the first round for the 4[SUP]th[/SUP] time in 5 years (last year they missed the tourney)?

#13 Eastern Washington –
The Big Sky Conference winners start 2 Whites, the leading scorer in the country and a half Indian Australian so they could be interesting to follow. Sr Parker Kelly and So Ognjen Miljkovic of Serbia are the White starters. PG Tyler Harvey led the country in scoring and makes this team dangerous. Australian, Venky Jois, appears to be half White who has an Indian (think call center) father. Off the bench is Ukrainian freshman Bogdan Bliznyuk and Australian Felix Von Hofe. Let’s hope this White-friendly squad can knock off odious Georgetown.

#6 Southern Methodist University –
Winners of the American Athletic Conference are a Caste team lead by geriatric plantation master, Larry Brown. The only positive thing I have to say about them is that they defeated UConn and kept them from stealing an at large bid.

#11 UCLA –
The Bruins represent the Pac-12 and start 1 White, So PG Bryce Alford. Bryce is the coach’s son and 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] leading scorer at 15 ppg. He’s a sharpshooter with underrated slashing ability. Off the bench comes highly recruited center Thomas Welch. The 7 footer has improved as the season has progressed. Also getting minutes off the bench is Hungarian freshman Gyorgy Goloman who provides more size and rebounding. UCLA was properly criticized for making the tourney, let’s hope they use that motivation to knock off SMU.

#3 Iowa State –
The Big 12 winners are not very White friendly. They are led by the unsightly mystery meat Georges Niang and are an undeniably good, dangerous team. Their lone Whitey is sharpshooting guard Matt Thomas. The sophomore’s minutes have actually gone down from last year! He was highly rated in HS out of Wisconsin. He should see if he could transfer to the Badgers or Marquette asap.

#14 University of Alabama Birmingham –
The Blazers are the upset winners of Conference USA and shockingly start 1 White. Let me say, I saw the team photo and it was coal black so imagine my surprise when the starting PG is a White freshman from Indiana, Nick Norton. One would wonder how he ending up at UAB? Anyway he averages 7.5 ppg and 4 apg, which is good for a freshman. I’ll root for them to pull the upset.

#7 Iowa –
The Hawkeyes represent the Big 10 are one of the most White friendly in the tourney starting 4 Whites. They are polar opposites of afore mentioned Iowa St. Unfortunately, they are maddening inconsistent. They’ve beaten team like North Carolina on the road and Ohio State twice but lost to Northwestern and recently Penn St. The star here is athletic Sr forward Aaron White. He’s gotten better each year but this season took a huge step forward. The high-riser can also shoot 3’s, rebound and make defensive plays. The jack-of-all-trades has received some media praise for being one of the most underrated players in the country and I agree. The other forward is rs Jr Jarred Uthoff who originally started at Wisconsin. One wonders how the Badgers would be with him but I digress. Uthoff is a good shooter and athlete; the team’s 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] best player. Rounding out the starters are PG Mike Gessell and C Adam Woodbury. Both juniors were highly recruited players out of Iowa and both have underachieved so far IMO. Woodbury at 7’-1†especially needs to step up and become the inside force that he on rare occasions shows he can be. Off the bench comes shooter, Josh Oglesby, who has not shot the ball well this year. Iowa could easily lose to Davidson or get hot and knock off Gonzaga next round. They are impossible to predict.

#10 Davidson –
In their first season in the Atlantic 10 Conference, The Wildcats won the regular season championship despite being predicted to do poorly. They start 3 fighting Whiteys and are led by Atlantic 10 Player of the Year, Tyler Kalinoski. The 6’-4†senior averaged 17 ppg, 5.5 rbpg, 4 apg and over 1 spg. Basically he does a little of everything. The other starters are Jr guard Brian Sullivan and Fr forward Peyton Aldridge. Off the bench come forwards Andrew McAuliffe and Oskar Michelsen. I really don’t know who to root for in this matchup and it especially SUCKS that the winner has to face Gonzaga.

#2 Gonzaga –
The Bulldogs won the West Coast Conference yet again. The Zags start 3 Whites and are led by WCC Player of the Year and 4 year starter, Kevin Pangos. Leading scorer Kyle Wiltjer has taken the scoring burden off of Pangos allowing him to have his most efficient year running the team. Wiltjer was very wise to escape Calipari’s plantation and after sitting out 1 season has blossomed into a star with the Zags. Kyle is widely regarded as one of the top scoring threats in the country with his ability to score in many ways. The large Pole Przemek Karnowski anchors the middle and has become quite a force this year. Off the bench, is my key player for the Zags to go far, freshman forward Domantas Sabonis. The son of basketball legend, Arvydas, is a very polished inside scorer who is relentless on the boards. He provides energy, strength and grit. He’s a tough sonovagun. The other key rotation player is Kyle Dranginis, who is talented enough to start on many other programs. So this is what many are calling Mark Few’s most talented Gonzaga team. Can they get over the hump and make the final 4?

#15 North Dakota State –
The Bisons are this year’s Summit League winners. Last year they upset Oklahoma in the first round. I remember them being Whiter last year as they only start 2 this year. Needless to say I’d be rooting for Gonzaga even if they started 5 White guys. The starters are forwards A.J. Jacobson and Chris Kading. Paul Miller and Dexter Werner come off the bench so maybe they’ll lighten up next season a little.

My predictions:
I think Duke has a pretty easy path to the Elite 8. Stephen F. Austin could upset their way to a round of 16 match with Duke. Bottom of the bracket is Gonzaga’s to lose but they could have tough games against Iowa/Davidson and potentially Iowa St. If they face Duke, I actually like their chances to win that game.
 

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I did not stay up to watch the 2nd half of BYU's loss, and I'm glad I didn't. Too bad for them, but hopefully the remaining White friendly teams will be able to advance deep into the tournament.

Awesome write-ups, Jack and Freethinker!
 

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I watched the last 15 minutes of the BYU game and figured I must have jinxed them. No defense, Ole Miss kept getting one close in dunk after another to go with clutch outside shooting. Is Kyle Collinsworth related to Cris Collinsworth? Hopefully not.
 

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#1 Villanova – Villanova is spurred by starting point guard Ryan Arcidiacono, who leads the team in minutes and averages 10 points and 3.5 assists per night. Unfortunately, no other white players feature for the Wildcats, who are probably the softest of the top seeds. That said, they’ve won fifteen straight games after running away with the Big East conference title.


#16 Lafayette – The Patriot League autobid usually sends lots of white players to the Big Dance, and this year is no exception. The Lafayette Leopards play an entirely white rotation. Yes, you read that correctly. Senior forward Dan Trist leads the team in points and rebounds. This team can run and score; however, that comes at the expense of defense and rebounding. Hopefully they give Villanova a fun game.




#8 NC State – Mark Gottfried brings an entirely black lineup to Pittsburgh. The Wolfpack are perennial tournament underachievers and I’ll be hoping for that ignominy to continue this year.


#9 LSU – Hard to imagine that the LSU Tigers will be a Caste Football rooting interest, but starting guard Keith Hornsby is a solid contributor. Darcy Malone backs up the center position but doesn’t necessarily see a lot of minutes. LSU really fills the stat sheet - bet the over on this one.




#5 N Iowa – Another fun and exciting team featuring a majority of white players, the Panthers are definitely a popular team with Caste Football readers. The 6’8 senior Seth Tuttle is far and away the star player, averaging over 15 points per game while leading the team in rebounding and assists as well. In addition to Tuttle, four other white players contribute meaningful minutes.


#12 Wyoming – The Cowboys start two whites and the fair-skinned mulatto Larry Nance Jr. Junior point guard Josh Adams is a star, and Riley Grabau can ball too, averaging a shade under 10 points per contest. They bring a few white players off the bench for meaningful minutes as well as the two starters. Wyoming plays a very deliberate, slow-tempo game, which allows them to hang around with anybody. I’m bearish on their lack of size and three-point shooting, however.




#4 Louisville – Louisville is led by future NBA player Montrezl Harrell, who allegedly can read and write. Not sure if that’s true for the rest of this all-black squad, but Rick Pitino stashes a few token whites at the end of his bench in case the game turns into a spelling bee. The Cardinals can rebound and defend very well.


#13 UC Irvine – The Anteaters won the Big West tourney to earn their autobid. They start senior guard Travis Souza, while center John Ryan splits time in the middle. Mike Best and 7’2 Greek Ioannis Dimakopolous see limited minutes. They have the size to cause an upset but will need some hot shooting from their deep rotation.




#6 Providence – The Friarsfeature gargantuan center Carson Desrosiers, who averages 2.5 blocks per contest. Once he graduates after the season, racist coach Ed Cooley can finally bask in an all-black lineup. LaDontae Henton stars on the ridiculous name first-team.


#11 Boise St/Dayton – The Dayton Fliers use junior forward Bobby Wehrli at the back of their rotation, but that is it for this racist team, which stashes a few white walk-ons to boost team GPA. Boise St. is much more palatable. Like Albany, they feature a trio of Australians. Unfortunately, forward Anthony Drmic is out for the season. In his place, power forward Nick Duncan and combo guard Igor Hadziomerovic both serve as starters. Joining them off the bench are senior guards Rob Heyer and Joe Hanstad. The Broncos play a deep bench and have a highly ranked defense, allowing just over 60 points per game.




#3 Oklahoma – The Sooners have some impressive wins, playing a loaded schedule that should be great experience for the big stage. Oklahoma rebounds at an elite level, none moreso than junior forward Ryan Spangler, who starts and averages 10 points and 8 rebounds. Unfortunately, that’s the only white player to see the court, as four other roster members are stuck on the end of the bench. Oklahoma plays a shallow rotation and pounds the glass. They generally aren’t a deep ball threat, so an facing early deficit could prove their undoing.


#14 Albany – The Great Danes are white-hot, having lost only once this calendar year. They surged to a 15-1 record in the America East conference. The star player is senior Sam Rowley, a power forward from Australia averaging 14 pts and 7.7 rebounds per game. His younger brother Mike also spells him off the bench and is a formidable rebounder. Shooting guard Peter Hooley (also an Aussie; the team has four altogether) is capable of lighting it up; Hooley is coming off a season high of 21 pts, and has hit 3 or more three-pointers in seven games this year despite missing nearly a month with injury. Sophomore forward Dallas Ennema contributes off the bench as well. The Great Danes lack frontcourt size but could pull off an upset with a night of hot shooting.




#7 Michigan State – Tom Izzo is one of the more recognizable coaches in the game. The seven seed seems a harsh reward for a steady if unspectacular season. The Spartans took Wisconsin into overtime in the Big Ten tournament final and can play with anyone, but they never got that one signature win despite a loaded schedule. Matt Costello plays starter minutes at forward, but is rather unremarkable. Typically, Michigan State has a few white “glue guys†contributing; this year, not so much. Lourawls “Tum Tum†Nairn Jr. is one of the more ridiculous names you’ll come across this weekend.


#10 Georgia – Georgia was fortunate to get a tourney bid. They start senior swing forward Nemanja Djurisic, a sharpshooter from Montenegro. Dusan Langura hails from Switzerland, but he doesn’t play. Kenny Paul Geno sneaks into the back end of the rotation. It’s safe to say that the Bulldogs are not a trendy upset pick.



#2 Virginia – The ACC regular season champs missed out on a #1 seed, but coach Tony Bennett did an impressive job doing more with less. Junior forward Evan Nolte has pushed his way into the starting lineup, and seven-footer Mike Tobey comes in to grab boards. Starting point guard London Perrantes is probably not completely white, but makes you look closely. Despite no surefire pro prospects, this team is tall and plays smothering defense.


#15 Belmont – The Bruins stunned undefeated conference opponent Murray State with a one-point victory in the Ohio Valley championship. Casual viewers are likely to be stunned by Belmont’s pale faces. Only one black player is used in their normal rotation. Evan Bradds and Craig Bradshaw fill up the stat sheet, while point guard Reece Chamberlain averages over six assists per contest.


My predictions:
I think the Michigan State - Virginia winner will beat Villanova and go on to the Final Four. This is not a particularly strong region, but it's still tough to see more than those three teams winning four games in a row. Albany should give Oklahoma a test. Belmont and Lafayette seem a little too much like long shots to invest in emotionally. Of course, we'll all be rooting for the Seth Tuttle show.
 

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Phall and Freethinker: Awesome job on the write-ups, guys!! Thank you again for helping me. :)



For those who are interested, Boise State is about to tip off against Dayton on TruTV.
 

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Freethinker said:
#6 Southern Methodist University – Winners of the American Athletic Conference are a Caste team lead by geriatric plantation master, Larry Brown. The only positive thing I have to say about them is that they defeated UConn and kept them from stealing an at large bid.

Haha, yeah, when does this 75-year old NYC Heeb plan to retire? Hasn't this little twerp polluted the NCAA/NBA with his perenially-Negrophillic squads long enough?

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Thanks for the nice write-ups, guys. Realistically, the ultra-loathsome Kentucky squad should win the tournament, but a slight possibility for an update exists. The Patriots won the Superbowl in 2015, white players shined the brightest, and it was a nightmarish moment to the Caste System. Perhaps our good fortune can continue and somehow, someway, a team like Wisconsin can lift the trophy.
 

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Jim Boeheim gave his big public speech this morning. What a wild imagination on this jungle fetishist! He has actually adopted the mantra of the perenially-disadvantaged feral class he coddles. His whole speech was dindu nuffin, dindu nuffin, dat's rayciss, future scientists of America. Jimmy must know when to temper his bald-faced lies, since he stopped short of invoking the holocaust and drawing parallels to evil Uncle Adolf.

Boeheim's players were paid cash under the table for years by boosters under the guise of 'volunteer work' at the local YMCA. The NCAA caught a ridiculous forged paper written by a GA for one of his illiterate ball-bouncers (the topic was the player's own personal life experiences, lol forever). Syracuse did not punish its players for positive drug tests, and in fact their lying, cheating coach felt that to notify the parents would be a 'violation of trust.'

There is no reason to suspect that anything has changed, except that Syracuse hasn't hung any banners in awhile. This is because Boeheim is an inferior coach to fellow lying cheats Calipari, Pitino, and Roy Williams, among others. His win total is a hallmark of an outdated longevity, and I hope the NCAA strips him of his tally to permanently tarnish his farce of a college coaching career. He's lost his privilege to bring his roster of wacky names to another tournament.
 

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Jim Boeheim gave his big public speech this morning. What a wild imagination on this jungle fetishist! He has actually adopted the mantra of the perenially-disadvantaged feral class he coddles. His whole speech was dindu nuffin, dindu nuffin, dat's rayciss, future scientists of America. Jimmy must know when to temper his bald-faced lies, since he stopped short of invoking the holocaust and drawing parallels to evil Uncle Adolf.

Boeheim's players were paid cash under the table for years by boosters under the guise of 'volunteer work' at the local YMCA. The NCAA caught a ridiculous forged paper written by a GA for one of his illiterate ball-bouncers (the topic was the player's own personal life experiences, lol forever). Syracuse did not punish its players for positive drug tests, and in fact their lying, cheating coach felt that to notify the parents would be a 'violation of trust.'

There is no reason to suspect that anything has changed, except that Syracuse hasn't hung any banners in awhile. This is because Boeheim is an inferior coach to fellow lying cheats Calipari, Pitino, and Roy Williams, among others. His win total is a hallmark of an outdated longevity, and I hope the NCAA strips him of his tally to permanently tarnish his farce of a college coaching career. He's lost his privilege to bring his roster of wacky names to another tournament.

From CBS News...

The violations involved academic misconduct, extra benefits and the university's drug-testing policy, according to a March 6 report by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. Boeheim, 70, is already suspended for the first half of the next Atlantic Coast Conference season, a total of nine games. Syracuse will also have three scholarships taken away for four seasons and all wins vacated in which an ineligible player participated during five seasons between 2004 and 2012. The total wins removed from records could be as high as 108, depending on what happens in the appeal process. Syracuse has already vacated 24 wins.

Boeheim is pure filth. Speaking of black illiteracy coupled with “wacky names,â€￾ remember what happened to Boeheim’s star player, Fab Melo prior to the 2012 NCAA Tournament? It seems this dunce-cap-sporting buffoon was quite literally illiterate...

Melo played two seasons at Syracuse University. He was named the Big East Defensive Player of the Year in his sophomore season. He was announced ineligible for the 2012 NCAA Tournament after seeding because of academic reasons. He claimed that he was failing because he couldn't understand English.

Nice to see this foul, manic depressive bastard finally disgraced. It only took 40 years.

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Northeastern vs Notre dame is a good fun game so far. White guys hitting threes, and dunking all over the place.
 

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Northeastern vs Notre dame is a good fun game so far. White guys hitting threes, and dunking all over the place.
Yep! I'm always torn with these games. I want to root for Northeastern but Notre Dame has a better chance of going far in the tourney and knocking out a coal black team. So it's ND for me but I won't be upset if the Huskies pull off the upset.
 

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Georgia St's TJ Shipe had a massive rejection on some Baylor blackie! I hope that it makes the highlights.
 

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Yep! I'm always torn with these games. I want to root for Northeastern but Notre Dame has a better chance of going far in the tourney and knocking out a coal black team. So it's ND for me but I won't be upset if the Huskies pull off the upset.

Exactly how I feel about this one too. My heart really starting root for Northeastern, but ND stands up better down the road. One negative is that these guys are wearing each other out. Every player on the court is soaking wet, and giving it all they have. There gonna be zapped next game.
 

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Hard fought game by Northeastern too bad they couldn't get matched up with a caste squad first round! I'll be watching Butler next!!
 

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Great game right there. Fun to watch. I have to say although the refs were allowing LOTS of fouling out there both ways, they did call a pretty unfair game favoring ND. If the Irish want to win another game they better play much better than they did today.
 

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Great game right there. Fun to watch. I have to say although the refs were allowing LOTS of fouling out there both ways, they did call a pretty unfair game favoring ND. If the Irish want to win another game they better play much better than they did today.

Tough to win with 16 turnovers, especially that garbage final possession where the two black players suddenly caught a passing allergy to their other three teammates. I share everyone's sentiment that despite the nice would-be story, Notre Dame stands a better chance of beating Kentucky, which is what that corner of the bracket is all about. (Of course, Butler would be even sweeter)
 

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Iowa State and their criminally ugly squad of orcs lost to #14 UAB. :becky:

UAB is not much better but they start a White freshman PG. It also opens things up for Gonzaga. Iowa St was a trendy sleeper team to make it to the final 4. After all, they won the Big 12 and the media keeps saying that was the best conference this year. :kev:
 

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Roosevelt Jones with a turnover already. Texas is overrated hey have size but no skill
 

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The Baylor Black Bears lose to a deep three with a few seconds left to #14 Georgia State. Georgia St only has one White role player but I'm more excited to see another hyped up Big 12 dark squad go down. Amazingly, Baylor was up 12 with 3 minutes to go and failed to score again after that!
 

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The Baylor Black Bears lose to a deep three with a few seconds left to #14 Georgia State. Georgia St only has one White role player but I'm more excited to see another hyped up Big 12 dark squad go down. Amazingly, Baylor was up 12 with 3 minutes to go and failed to score again after that!
Yeah the coaches son hit a rainbow shot with 2.7 seconds to go. On a side note I wasn't clued in who the coach was as he was the lightest Mulatto I have seen. I figured his pop was a White assistant. :heh:
 

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UCLA always has a couple White guys out there, and the White point guard Alford is very smart with the ball, and reliable. I like his game alot.
 

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Fun basketball all day so far. Butler just pulled of the win against the over sized Longhorns. Despite being smaller, and the fact that the game was VERY rough (like football at times) the White led Butler send a group of giant negros home.
 

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Haha, yeah, when does this 75-year old NYC Heeb plan to retire? Hasn't this little twerp polluted the NCAA/NBA with his perenially-Negrophillic squads long enough?

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Thrashen's favorite coach and his all-black squad are gone!

UCLA led by Bryce Alford's 27 points sends him home. I hope this hardcore negropheliac has many sleepless nights wondering how a "white boy" could destroy his "ebony titans".

Another all-afro team bits the dust. They are not doing so well today.

Edit to add: Thomas Welch had a good game too, playing tough defense. 6 rebounds, 2 steals and 4 blocked shots.
 

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Great day of basketball so far!! I've been pretty busy but got to watch a few of the games this afternoon.... I'm glad Notre Dame won, I loved watching Butler take down Texas, being more physical and tougher than them in the process... A great caste win, as is UCLA winning! As has been mentioned, a lot of all-black squads have lost already, including two of the most deplorable in Iowa State and Baylor, and of course, Thrashen's "favorite" team in SMU!

If you haven't seen any games, you've missed some white athletes playing well today. Hopefully, Stephen F. Austin is able to come back against Utah.
 

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LSU gifts a win to NC State by going 0 for 6 from the free throw line in the last minute of the game.
 
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