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Didn’t say that Walton couldn’t excel in a game against UConn. But his team as a whole wouldn’t get within 15 points of UConn. Edey’s team proved that.

The difference in the 1972 athlete compared to today’s athlete is night & day. You know that.

Who beat powerhouse basketball program, FSU, for the title by 5 points. Meanwhile UConn beat the two-time college bball POTY, 7’4” Edey and the #1 three-point percentage team in the nation by 15 points. Walton (1972) 21.1 PPG Edey (2024) 25.2 PPG

Says the guy without another team in his elaborate retort. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa-basketball/news/uconn-ncaa-tournament-record-margin-victory-march-madness/ffbdf24c89ba3008151618db#:~:text=23.3%3A Average margin of victory,of 23.3 points per game. UConn's historically dominant NCAA Tournament, by the numbers 23.3: Average margin of victory, the most in NCAA Tournament history UConn was hardly challenged in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. It set a March Madness record, winning by an average of 23.3 points per game. That passed Rick Pitino's 1996 Kentucky national championship team, who won each tournament game by an average of 21.1 points per contest. Those Wildcats had nine future NBA players, headlined by Tony Delk, Antoine Walker, and Walter McCarty. 140: Total margin of victory, the most in NCAA Tournament history As you would assume, UConn also had the largest total margin of victory in NCAA Tournament history. The Huskies won six games by a combined 140 points, also passing 1996 Kentucky (+129).

2024 UConn owns the largest margin of victory in NCAA Tourney history. There is no fact, stat or player(s) from another historical team that can trump that fact. They own it. They are arguably the GOAT.

Who would most certainly beat them?

Dude scored 24 points against arguably the GOAT college team. Are you insinuating bammer should have scheduled the Nuggets or Celtics to really gauge Sears’ value?

He has until May 29th to decide.

There’s a sh*t ton of PGs in the draft, so won’t go 1st. IF Sears sticks to the draft, someone is going to get a steal in the 2nd round.

The “XYZ” comp has been Brunson, who’s averaging 28.7 PPG this season. Sears is 6’1”. Brunson and Steph Curry are 6’2”. How is that too small? I could be completely wrong, but I believe Sears will make a big impact in the NBA before he’s done. He proved against UConn and everyone else he can score 20+ points on anyone.

Yup Brunson has been the best comp.

Considering that Sears played every single minute of the first AU/UA matchup, he’d get zero in that scenario. What’s the latest on Sears? Seems he’d be a fool not to leave. Is he not a projected 1st rounder?

Which we haven't had on a consistent basis at the PG since Harper. That was the first thing in his game I noticed.

IIRC, Cam winning the job at the conclusion of Spring practice was the only time in the Gus years that a new QB was announced at the conclusion of spring practice. The others were announced in August. Def a foregone conclusion it was Cam’s job to lose on 12/31/2009.

He was pretty enthused after Clemson missed the FG in OT.