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[QUOTE="Nicknack, post: 1031955, member: 1003"]
I get the interest that some people have in thinking about the "what if's" (I suppose), but not me.  Sports, particularly March Madness, is all about "what if's".  You could work yourself into a brain aneurysm trying to think about the million "what if's" that exist throughout the tournament.  "What if K. Smart had not made that jumper in '87?"  Boy, that's a lot of fun to continue thinking about.  "What if" in 2003 Warrick had not blocked that last shot?  Who cares, he did, we won the title. Better scenario to think about because we all know the outcome but still, pointless in my opinion.  :)

The whole "what if" thing is not one ounce of fun to me because it gets me thinking more and more about what "should" have happened in a game like the Dayton one.  That would only drag me back to the land of disappointment regarding what happened this year when I have finally turned the corner.  I would rather think about "what can" happen next year if guys develop like we hope.
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