HawkeyeNTexas
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Big Ten basketball is boring, especially Wisconsin. Thanks goodness TL is gone. Iowa teams under him were worse than Wiscy. It's like watching Paint dry. We better thank our lucky stars we have Fran.
I'll continue to say that this type of basketball is not good for the conference. I understand this game is an oddity as far as how low the score is, but just like when Iowa beat Michigan St. with Lickliter, it's not good for the conference. What kid in their right mind would want to play for Wisconsin. I understand they have to play that way, because they really don't get top flight players, so they make every game a slugfest and muck it up. They get away with more than any team I have seen. As I was saying though, when one of your top teams in your conference, who gets national attention, plays that style of ball, I just don't think it's a great image for the conference.
There is probably a reason that Vander Blue changed his commitment to Marquette and that they lost out on their top rated prospect going to North Carolina. Heck, those kids probably don't want to play slow mud thucking ball. The day Wisconsin is back near the bottom of the league, which is where they were forever pre 2000's, the Big Ten will be a better conference. Just my opinion and I'm sure plenty on here will disagree, but that's o.k.
Oh, and as far as some people thinking they will be a front runner in this conference next year, I say pass what your smoking. They lose Nankivil, Leur and Tim Jarmusz. Yes they return Jordan Taylor, but they lose a ton in those players. Jordan is going to have to go Andre Woolridge (senior year) and lead the league in scoring and assist's imo to put them at the top of the conference next year.
Big Ten basketball is boring, especially Wisconsin. Thanks goodness TL is gone. Iowa teams under him were worse than Wiscy. It's like watching Paint dry. We better thank our lucky stars we have Fran.
@ESPNLunardi Wake me when Penn State and Wisconsin have finished setting the sport back four decades.* -