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man our road just got a hell of a lot easier...
good to see louisville get knocked out
good to see louisville get knocked out
Official BIG EAST Tournament Thread - Finals. PITT vs GEORGETOWN 9pm ESPN
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PITT is getting it done, both game.s havent been that pretty of wins, but a wins a win. Hopefully we can get by Marquette tommorow, I hate how we matchupagainst them though
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I really think Pitt will take this tourney...Imagine if Cook would of never gotten hurt...this team would be
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^Good point about Cook....
I dont know if we can win it...I am not that confident but I feel very confident against Marquette tomorrow. After how they beat us last time @ Marquette; Iexpect us to play some inspired ball.
I dont know if we can win it...I am not that confident but I feel very confident against Marquette tomorrow. After how they beat us last time @ Marquette; Iexpect us to play some inspired ball.
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^^If Fields and Blair play like they can..Pitt should win
Ive become a fan of Pitt this year...especially DeJuan Blair...I love how he plays..
I hope Pitt can win tommorow and hopefully Saturday and help their seed in the NCAA Tourney
Ive become a fan of Pitt this year...especially DeJuan Blair...I love how he plays..
I hope Pitt can win tommorow and hopefully Saturday and help their seed in the NCAA Tourney
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Just my take.,..
When things are going well....Gilbert Brown is a better fit for this team than Mike Cook was become of his athleticism.
When things are going well....Gilbert Brown is a better fit for this team than Mike Cook was become of his athleticism.
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"Everyone else calls it lucky," Ewing said. "We're a good team. We're a good team. We do a lot of things that maybe people don'tunderstand how good we are. We do things as a team. If see a good shot, and I see someone with a better shot, I want to give it up. I want to give upa good shot for a great shot. Coach talks about that a lot."
"We're overlooked a lot," Sapp said. "They question our wins, they question our ability, they question our guard play. They questioneverything. I think we answer a lot of questions, but they still seem to find more questions."
"Jon and I love to hear people doubt us," Sapp said. "We hear it from the media and even other coaches. ... They question ourwins. They question our ability. They question our guard play. I try not to listen, but it keeps coming up over and over again. You try to walk away, but yourear just tends to hear it. It motivates me, and it motivates our team. We just play for the love of the game. They can keep the recognition; we're onlyinterested in collecting titles."
"It's what we're used to," Ewing said. "I never heard of a 'lucky' team winning a conference. We won when we're supposed to.But ya'll still say we got something to prove."
"We want to make a statement for therest of the year," said Summers, who had 19 points and three steals. "We won the Big East for the second year in a row, and people are still sayingthat we're not the best team in the Big East. That's kind of crazy to me, as a player. With people questioning that, we have to play with a chip on ourshoulder."
"I guess everybody hates a winner," said sophomore forward DaJuan Summers, who scored 19 points. "That's Hoya paranoia.We'll just keep playing and trying to shut up the naysayers."
"Yeah, those Hoyas got lucky again," John ThompsonJr. said after his son's team handed the Wildcats their most lopsided Big East defeat of the season. "Just keep running [Georgetown] down. Just keeptelling them they can't play."
After the game, Big John Thompson, the father ofGeorgetown's head coach, leaned against a wall in a back hallway just outside the Hoyas' locker room, and gleefully teased the players as they walkedpast him. "We were lucky," he boomed. "We were lucky."
I LOVE IT
"We're overlooked a lot," Sapp said. "They question our wins, they question our ability, they question our guard play. They questioneverything. I think we answer a lot of questions, but they still seem to find more questions."
"Jon and I love to hear people doubt us," Sapp said. "We hear it from the media and even other coaches. ... They question ourwins. They question our ability. They question our guard play. I try not to listen, but it keeps coming up over and over again. You try to walk away, but yourear just tends to hear it. It motivates me, and it motivates our team. We just play for the love of the game. They can keep the recognition; we're onlyinterested in collecting titles."
"It's what we're used to," Ewing said. "I never heard of a 'lucky' team winning a conference. We won when we're supposed to.But ya'll still say we got something to prove."
"We want to make a statement for therest of the year," said Summers, who had 19 points and three steals. "We won the Big East for the second year in a row, and people are still sayingthat we're not the best team in the Big East. That's kind of crazy to me, as a player. With people questioning that, we have to play with a chip on ourshoulder."
"I guess everybody hates a winner," said sophomore forward DaJuan Summers, who scored 19 points. "That's Hoya paranoia.We'll just keep playing and trying to shut up the naysayers."
"Yeah, those Hoyas got lucky again," John ThompsonJr. said after his son's team handed the Wildcats their most lopsided Big East defeat of the season. "Just keep running [Georgetown] down. Just keeptelling them they can't play."
After the game, Big John Thompson, the father ofGeorgetown's head coach, leaned against a wall in a back hallway just outside the Hoyas' locker room, and gleefully teased the players as they walkedpast him. "We were lucky," he boomed. "We were lucky."
I LOVE IT
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You ain't gonna love it when you don't get outta the sweet 16
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I know, we're already lucky that Louisville, UConn and ND lost yesterday, right?
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Yes actually
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hahah this guy again? let us know how the NIT turns out for y'all...pipe down, junior
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Now aren't you witty
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Originally Posted by allen3xis
I know, we're already lucky that Louisville, UConn and ND lost yesterday, right?
Mcneal
Had me thinking this _ Was an NT'er....
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Jdot still be out there on the court....
No Cuse, Uconn or ND......= G'Town crowd tonight
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Some observations from today...
Joe Alexander is Michael Jordan.
Pitt is the favorite to win the tournament.
Joe Alexander is Michael Jordan.
Pitt is the favorite to win the tournament.
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Let's gooooo
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Hoyas get big, do work
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Not a good look Dajuan
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That one luck, too?
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Let's go G'Town. Yeah I said it.
Rivers is wash IMO.
Rivers is wash IMO.
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Alexander has really gone into beast mode lately . did you see him make Summers fall ? he looks like hes toying with people outthere
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rivers you kill me, dude
hibbert came to play
hibbert came to play
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I LOVE CHRIS WRIGHT
OH HOW I MISSED YOU
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OH HOW I MISSED YOU
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