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Louisville Projected as 6 Seed (NCAA)

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in NIT. They just moved into the field this week.

 

http://tcaa.puretecmo.com/nit06.html

First of all, Louisville is .500 in BE play, so I'm not ready to write them off yet, even though I was disappointed with the loss to Marquette.

 

Second, if you think Louisville wouldn't host games in the NIT, you have no idea how that thing opperates.

Second, if you think Louisville wouldn't host games in the NIT, you have no idea how that thing opperates.

 

 

Did they host any games last year...? :sssh:

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First of all, Louisville is .500 in BE play, so I'm not ready to write them off yet, even though I was disappointed with the loss to Marquette.

 

Second, if you think Louisville wouldn't host games in the NIT, you have no idea how that thing opperates.

Don't shoot the messenger. I'm just relaying the site.

 

You're right though, being a Kentucky fan, I don't have a good understanding on how the NIT works.

If invitations have been extended already, U of L should accept theirs.....

Don't shoot the messenger. I'm just relaying the site.

 

You're right though, being a Kentucky fan, I don't have a good understanding on how the NIT works.

My scorn was directed toward the site. It shows a shallow understanding of college basketball.
If invitations have been extended already, U of L should accept theirs.....

The "get it before they take it back" approach. I agree.

Did they host any games last year...? :sssh:

 

They hosted every game they played up until they went to NYC...

By the time the season ends, I would expect Louisville to be a solid 3 seed in the NIT.

Don't shoot the messenger. I'm just relaying the site.

 

You're right though, being a Kentucky fan, I don't have a good understanding on how the NIT works.

 

You must not be a UK historian. UK won the NIT (back when it mattered) I think. I don't think the UofL fans should jump off the cliff just yet. Strange things are happening in sports this year. One has only to look down the road and see UK playing in and winning a bowl game. Anything is possible.

You're right though, being a Kentucky fan, I don't have a good understanding on how the NIT works.

 

 

:lol:

You must not be a UK historian. UK won the NIT (back when it mattered) I think. I don't think the UofL fans should jump off the cliff just yet. Strange things are happening in sports this year. One has only to look down the road and see UK playing in and winning a bowl game. Anything is possible.

 

Nice cheap shot to the UK fans.

You must not be a UK historian. UK won the NIT (back when it mattered) I think. I don't think the UofL fans should jump off the cliff just yet. Strange things are happening in sports this year. One has only to look down the road and see UK playing in and winning a bowl game. Anything is possible.

 

I'm pretty sure the operating procedure is somewhat different from the last time that Kentucky made an appearance.......:rolleyes:

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