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Louisville 80 Kentucky 77

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If Blackshear reaches potential, I think this team makes the Final Four....if not? No telling.

 

Not being sarcastic or a hater , But I don't see Louisville as a top 4 or legit Final 4 threat . Lots of weaknesses in my mind . Just an OPINION.

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Not being sarcastic or a hater , But I don't see Louisville as a top 4 or legit Final 4 threat . Lots of weaknesses in my mind . Just an OPINION.

 

I don't see much weakness... I see a team that is more mature and skilled than last years final four team, couple that with a weaker field and I could easily see UL cutting down the nets...

I don't see much weakness... I see a team that is more mature and skilled than last years final four team, couple that with a weaker field and I could easily see UL cutting down the nets...

 

Scoring in the half court is still a problem, and at some point in the tournament they will have to face a team that isn't going to be rattled by the pressure...

 

Scoring in the half court is still a problem, and at some point in the tournament they will have to face a team that isn't going to be rattled by the pressure...

 

IMO every team that scores a lot of uncontested points, or a fast break team if you will, struggles in the half court... Any team that isn't rattled by the pressure will probably be a team with a great backcourt, usually those team have a lack of inside presence. Maybe a good center, but usually undersized at the forward position. We'll learn a lot about UL in big east play, but IMO, they will reach the final four barring a flop...

IMO every team that scores a lot of uncontested points, or a fast break team if you will, struggles in the half court... Any team that isn't rattled by the pressure will probably be a team with a great backcourt, usually those team have a lack of inside presence. Maybe a good center, but usually undersized at the forward position. We'll learn a lot about UL in big east play, but IMO, they will reach the final four barring a flop...

 

They have had to battle to beat UK, Illinois State, Northern Iowa and Memphis so far. Penciling them in for a Final Four at this point is quite premature...

 

They have had to battle to beat UK, Illinois State, Northern Iowa and Memphis so far. Penciling them in for a Final Four at this point is quite premature...

 

Premature? Are you talking about the team or their coach? :lol:

Premature? Are you talking about the team or their coach? :lol:

 

Yes... :D

 

They have had to battle to beat UK, Illinois State, Northern Iowa and Memphis so far. Penciling them in for a Final Four at this point is quite premature...

 

I hope you're right...

 

Premature? Are you talking about the team or their coach? :lol:

 

Never gets old... :D

IMO every team that scores a lot of uncontested points, or a fast break team if you will, struggles in the half court... Any team that isn't rattled by the pressure will probably be a team with a great backcourt, usually those team have a lack of inside presence. Maybe a good center, but usually undersized at the forward position. We'll learn a lot about UL in big east play, but IMO, they will reach the final four barring a flop...

UL has little margin for error. They will have to play at or close to maximum potential to reach the Final Four. I am not saying they can't do it, though. Their style of play is problematic for many teams.

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