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Indiana 77 North Carolina 65

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Game was an eight point game throughout for the most part.  IU looked good, UNC looked alright minus a slow start. 

Indiana hasn't played a brutal schedule, but they're undefeated & a couple of decent wins against X & UNC.  Jackson-Davis had 21 & 10 last night.  He'll be a POY candidate for all of college basketball.

UNC's start seems to have mirrored UK's where they can't beat anybody worth a nickel.  Three straight losses for the Heels, which really breaks my heart.

This is a classic example of people falling victim to not understanding college basketball parity and confusing UNC's late "run" last year as an indicator they would be a juggernaut this season. While UNC performed well great down the stretch, much of last season they were a bubble team searching for an identity. That's the basic nucleus of this team.

This may be the wildest season and tournament in history...looking forward to all of it.

28 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

This may be the wildest season and tournament in history...looking forward to all of it.

Doesn't feel like we have any top shelf talent, either, that can carry a team. I just saw ESPN's latest mock draft, and only one of the top 5 are in college.

I know it’s early but I like what Indiana has shown so far. I look for them to continue playing well while getting better.

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