IthacaBarrel said:Don't understand these posts, for the life of me. It's crazy. I must be listening to a different Jay Williams and watching a different ESPN. Some of you just go out of your way looking for a chapped ass. Whatever works I guess. These guys aren't diehard Syracuse fans but they aren't going over the top to bash Syracuse either. THEY ARE DOING THEIR FREAKING JOB!!!! good lord Not everybody is Bob Knight who just comes at you unfiltered and obviously thinks highly of JB.
Ennis was #1 late last night when they did the top 10. Cavs were a late game and they must have bumped Ennis sometime overnight.
Watching both shots this AM, Ennis's was more dramatic and tougher.
The Cavs? you are a few years behind...
LOL
Tyler was not #1 on SC top 10. Lebron with a normal three to win was #1. No way Tyler should not have been #1. They just can't find it in themselves to give us our props.
I'm no JW fan either, but to give him some benefit of the doubt about his Dixon timeout comments, sometimes I wonder if the directors have the two analysts (when there are two) deliberately give opposing viewpoints to make for better TV. Greenberg defended Dixon calling timeout, and did so well, and JW may have been asked to give the counterpoint, even though he may not have necessarily believed it.
As an aside, I thought Greenberg made an excellent but subtle point that the Pitt defender on the outside (Ennis's shooting hand) made the mistake of crossing in front of Ennis, thereby allowing Ennis a less contested shot with his right hand. Well noted by Greenberg.
I laugh at ESPN because they couldn't stop the tongue-bath of Gregg Marshall and Wichita St while Pitt was winning-- until we won and he was mysteriously absent from the set.