Are the Zags going to be #1 now?

[Willie99]

This is the best Zags team I have seen ...Deep and very good... the big difference is they are very good defensively.... good as anyone imo.....been to a regional final 2 years ago.not exactly a bad showing

I'm not busting your balls, or disagreeing with you, but I have to say I've heard some form of that statement at least 10 times over the years. Maybe even every year

"this year is different, this is the best Zags team ever"

they'll have their chance to prove it









"again"?

 

[ML Dog]

I'm not busting your balls, or disagreeing with you, but I have to say I've heard some form of that statement at least 10 times over the years. Maybe even every year

"this year is different, this is the best Zags team ever"

they'll have their chance to prove it


"again"?

Exactly. BUT Mr. Red Eye's statement includes a specific thing that those other statements couldn't honestly have included to the degree that Mr. Red Eye can say that, and does: "big difference is they are very good defensively"

Mr. Red Eye is from up there, Portlandia. Zags are in Spokane. Its all NorthWest.

Zags in The Tournament? I'd always root for them.

Maybe this is finally the Year. That 'Nova Victory last tournament was cool, Zags going all the way would be too.


Question is whether Mr. Red Eye got down at any point with a FUTURES WAGER on 'em

Cuz Senor Ojo Rojo es ooon Master de Futures Betting

​

 

[REDEYE]

I'm not busting your balls, or disagreeing with you, but I have to say I've heard some form of that statement at least 10 times over the years. Maybe even every year

"this year is different, this is the best Zags team ever"

they'll have their chance to prove it









"again"?

You're not busting my balls Willie.. it's all good..I have said it before about this team...but watch this team play is all I can say....no deficiencies this year and they do defend... GL to you and the Pats in SB.. because of the way you and Zit help lead the Trump charge , I'm no longer a Pat hater...:aktion033

 

[REDEYE]

Exactly. BUT Mr. Red Eye's statement includes a specific thing that those other statements couldn't honestly have included to the degree that Mr. Red Eye can say that, and does: "big difference is they are very good defensively"

Mr. Red Eye is from up there, Portlandia. Zags are in Spokane. Its all NorthWest.

Zags in The Tournament? I'd always root for them.

Maybe this is finally the Year. That 'Nova Victory last tournament was cool, Zags going all the way would be too.


Question is whether Mr. Red Eye got down at any point with a FUTURES WAGER on 'em

Cuz Senor Ojo Rojo es ooon Master de Futures Betting

​

Yes , have a 18/1 wager on them..thx

 

[Greenbacks]

AP Top 25
RK	TEAM	RECORD	PTS
1	Gonzaga (46)	22-0	1,594
2	Baylor (6)	20-1	1,504
3	Kansas (9)	19-2	1,503
4	Villanova (4)	20-2	1,479
5	Arizona	20-2	1,387
6	Louisville	18-4	1,237
7	West Virginia	17-4	1,101
8	Kentucky	17-4	1,083
9	Virginia	16-4	1,061
10	Wisconsin	18-3	1,058
11	UCLA	19-3	993
12	North Carolina	19-4	965
13	Oregon	19-3	863
14	Cincinnati	19-2	756
15	Florida State	18-4	727
16	Butler	18-4	717
17	Maryland	19-2	518
18	Saint Mary's	19-2	409
19	South Carolina	17-4	384
20	Notre Dame	17-5	363
21	Duke	16-5	339
22	Creighton	19-3	307
23	Purdue	17-5	264
24	Florida	16-5	213
25	Northwestern	18-4	106

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[Greenbacks]

Gonzaga, the last unbeaten team in Division I, moved to No. 1 in The Associated Press college basketball poll for the second time in school history.
The Zags (22-0) jumped up from third when Villanova and Kansas both were beaten in a week when seven of the top 10 lost.
Gonzaga received 46 first-place votes from the 65-member national media panel Monday. The Zags were No. 1 for the past three weeks of the 2012-13 season.
Gonzaga is the fifth team to reach No. 1 this season, joining Duke, Kentucky, Villanova and Baylor.
Baylor (20-1), one of the three top 10 teams to not lose, jumped from fifth to second. The Bears had six first-place votes and were one point ahead of Kansas (19-2), which dropped one place after losing at West Virginia before winning at Kentucky. The Jayhawks had nine first-place votes.
Villanova, which had been No. 1 for the past two weeks and six overall this season, dropped to fourth after losing at Marquette. The Wildcats (20-2), who also had a last-second win over Virginia, were No. 1 on four ballots.
Northwestern (18-4) is the week's lone newcomer. The Wildcats were last ranked for one week in 2009-10.

Arizona, the other top 10 team to get through the week without a loss, moved from seventh to fifth and was followed by Louisville, West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia and Wisconsin.
UCLA was 11th and was followed by North Carolina, Oregon, Cincinnati, Florida State, Butler, Maryland, Saint Mary's, South Carolina and Notre Dame.
The last five ranked teams were Duke, Creighton, Purdue, Florida and Northwestern.
Xavier (15-6), which has lost four of six -- with all the losses to ranked teams -- dropped out from 24th. The Musketeers, who had been ranked for the past 29 polls, were seventh in the preseason voting.
West Virginia, which beat Kansas and Texas A&M, had the week's biggest jump -- from 18th to No. 7. Louisville, which beat Pittsburgh and North Carolina State by an average of 40 points, moved from 13th to No. 6.
Florida State's fall from sixth to No. 15 followed the Seminoles' losses to Georgia Tech and Syracuse. Kentucky also lost twice last week -- to Tennessee and Kansas -- and the Wildcats dropped from fourth to eighth.