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2025 Men's NCAA Tournament

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Broome  with a tough fall. Looked like he hyperextended his elbow and came down funny on his leg. Damn.

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  • Not fouling up three is always the wrong choice and I'll die on that hill. 

  • I hear a lot of people saying that Duke will “back into “ a 1 seed.  Meanwhile, Auburn has lost 3 of their last 4. 

  • NCAA screws Louisville but says, "We'll take your money for selling out Rupp Arena for two days." Clowns. 

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Auburn still 10 at 52-42 at the under 8 media timeout. It has been a pretty even 2nd half with neither team really playing very well.

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Broome came back but he is not the same as before he went down, but Auburn is going to survive and move to the Final 4 as they are up 6 with :11.2 and have the ball after the Spartans timeout.

The wife is not a big basketball fan but we always do a family pool and she gets into it. She is big on picking the favorites. This year it worked. She had 7 of the elite 8, went 4 for 4 on the Final Four, and has Duke over Florida in the title game.

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I just saw and did not realize that Auburn has played all 3 of the other Final 4 teams this season. They lost to Florida at home lost to Duke at Duke and defeated Houston at Houston.

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