'Nova beating Oklahoma State. Let's go 'Nova.
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Biggest win since...
Villanova beat Canisius yesterday 83-56 and Oklahoma St. today 77-58. They will prolly wind up playing LSU in the championship game.
So, I believe we're then pulling for LSU to beat Nova by 1 in OT in an extremely well-played game. We then go Baton Rouge ("red stick") and beat LSU in a month. Best case scenario.
Au revoir.
Florida State beat LSU 79-76 in OT.
"Now remember, when things look bad and it looks like you're not gonna make it, then you gotta get mean. I mean plumb, mad-dog mean.
'Cause if you lose your head and you give up then you neither live nor win. That's just the way it is.”
Josey Wales
'Cause if you lose your head and you give up then you neither live nor win. That's just the way it is.”
Josey Wales
Well, we're back to rooting for 'Nova, I suppose.
I would discount any wins during the Furman cheating era.dinhead wrote: ↑Tue Nov 20, 2018 7:16 pmBiggest wins ever:
1. 1974- NCAA tournament win vs #10 South Carolina. Until we win another game in the tournament this will probably stay #1.
2. 1978- 13 point win against #4 North Carolina- In the era before the 3 pointer this was considered a rout.
3. ? - Win over top 10 East Tennessee State and "Mister Jennings" in the Brown Box. I was at this game and the place was rocking with a full student section and a sold out auditorium.
4. 1977- Win over top 20 North Carolina.
5. 2018- Win over defending national champion and #8 Villanova. Since their ranking was prior to their 27 point loss to Michigan this one losses a little of it's luster. Villanova was really more like a #15 team but beating the defending national champions is a pretty big cool factor.
I'm sure there were some great wins in the Selby, Floyd era but that was before my time. I know they played some of the top teams in the country in a sold out Madison Square Garden so Furman certainly must have had some really great wins in the 1950's.
Why??? No one else does!!!GOAT wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 8:58 amI would discount any wins during the Furman cheating era.dinhead wrote: ↑Tue Nov 20, 2018 7:16 pmBiggest wins ever:
1. 1974- NCAA tournament win vs #10 South Carolina. Until we win another game in the tournament this will probably stay #1.
2. 1978- 13 point win against #4 North Carolina- In the era before the 3 pointer this was considered a rout.
3. ? - Win over top 10 East Tennessee State and "Mister Jennings" in the Brown Box. I was at this game and the place was rocking with a full student section and a sold out auditorium.
4. 1977- Win over top 20 North Carolina.
5. 2018- Win over defending national champion and #8 Villanova. Since their ranking was prior to their 27 point loss to Michigan this one losses a little of it's luster. Villanova was really more like a #15 team but beating the defending national champions is a pretty big cool factor.
I'm sure there were some great wins in the Selby, Floyd era but that was before my time. I know they played some of the top teams in the country in a sold out Madison Square Garden so Furman certainly must have had some really great wins in the 1950's.