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North Carolina 90 Duke 83

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I think you're spot on!

Of course you would expect one or more losses by these four, if that happens I think UCLA or Kentucky could hit the one line.

 

Don't see it happening with UCLA. The OOC schedule is one of the worse in all of D1.

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Don't see it happening with UCLA. The OOC schedule is one of the worse in all of D1.

 

Obviously UCLA would have to win out convincingly, they would also need some teams to lose. They're a long shot, but not impossible.

At the end of the day.... unless Carolina loses their first conference tourney game, they're a lock for a 1. They've got the team to win it all so whether they're a 1 or 2 I'm not too worried.

There is no Duke/NCAA love affair. If anything the NCAA holds a microscope over Duke and UK while turning a blind eye to North Carolina and Kansas who are the true darlings of college basketball and the media. If Duke and UK would actually unify in their fight to expose UNC and Kansas for the frauds they are then maybe some good could be accomplished.

That's what is called opinions, everybody has one. Your above quote / post was yours. I posted mine. :thumb:

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