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NCAA Final Four Games Thread for Sat Apr 4

I think we need a new definition of Blue Bloods, based on how many different coaches led a team to a title.

So, going back to the first game in 1939, Indiana (2) and UCLA (2) drop into tier 2 with schools like Nova, Louisville, Sparty, and Florida.

UCONN joins other schools with 3+ winning coaches like Duke, UNC, Kansas, and Kentucky in Tier 1.

Tier 3 would include the one-time winners with 4+ Final Fours like Cuse, Gtown, Michigan, NC State, & Arkansas.

Tier 4 covers 1-time winners and/or schools with 3 FFs like UVA, Baylor, Wiscy, and Houston (7 FFs)

Tier 5 grabs multiple entrants like Gonzaga, Purdue, Ga Tech, and legacy stalwarts/winners like Cincy.
 
I think we need a new definition of Blue Bloods, based on how many different coaches led a team to a title.

So, going back to the first game in 1939, Indiana (2) and UCLA (2) drop into tier 2 with schools like Nova, Louisville, Sparty, and Florida.

UCONN joins other schools with 3+ winning coaches like Duke, UNC, Kansas, and Kentucky in Tier 1.

Tier 3 would include the one-time winners with 4+ Final Fours like Cuse, Gtown, Michigan, NC State, & Arkansas.

Tier 4 covers 1-time winners and/or schools with 3 FFs like UVA, Baylor, Wiscy, and Houston (7 FFs)

Tier 5 grabs multiple entrants like Gonzaga, Purdue, Ga Tech, and legacy stalwarts/winners like Cincy.
UCLA with 2????
 
Gotta feel for Yaxel Lendeborg. I really wanted him out of the portal this year from UAB. Terrific player.

I remember we were in contact with him but didn’t get very far

UConn might have the upper hand if he isn’t 100 percent.
 
I think we need a new definition of Blue Bloods, based on how many different coaches led a team to a title.

So, going back to the first game in 1939, Indiana (2) and UCLA (2) drop into tier 2 with schools like Nova, Louisville, Sparty, and Florida.

UCONN joins other schools with 3+ winning coaches like Duke, UNC, Kansas, and Kentucky in Tier 1.

Tier 3 would include the one-time winners with 4+ Final Fours like Cuse, Gtown, Michigan, NC State, & Arkansas.

Tier 4 covers 1-time winners and/or schools with 3 FFs like UVA, Baylor, Wiscy, and Houston (7 FFs)

Tier 5 grabs multiple entrants like Gonzaga, Purdue, Ga Tech, and legacy stalwarts/winners like Cincy.
With NIL I really don’t think it matters. I think outside of Storrs we are going to see more random teams going forward.
 
They can’t stop Reed and Mullins
Reed has really carried UConn through this tournament. UConn has won their last 3 NCAA games by only a total of 13 points. Reed has averaged 21 points, 8.3 rebounds, 2 blocks, 2.3 assists, only .6 TO’s in them. He’s been great for UConn.

It will be interesting if it ends up UConn vs Michigan. Reed played 2 years at Michigan before transferring to UConn.
 
Kid doesn’t look confident on that knee/ankle. Wasn’t able to chase down that last defensive play.
Whatever happens going forward he is going to be severely limited. Outside of catch and shoot I’m not sure what else he’s good for.
 

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