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I don't consume local media. The SEC hype is national. The Big East fans are always angry. The ACC fans are always sad. It is really weird but it is also off-putting to others, including the national media. It feeds the narratives. Lather, rinse, repeat.

You understate the value and influence of narratives. It isn't about fan support. It is about media narratives, anchoring, and amplification.

The gap between the ACC fans insulting their own league all year and SEC and Big 12 fans making stuff up about how great they are has an effect on things like CFP and NCAAT selection. As much as it shouldn't, it does. See the goofball ACC hating media in Raleigh as a primary source.

Pastner should stick with TV. He has a chance to be good at it. I think his ceiling as a CBB coach is NIT final four.

They were dropping the ball all game. They just have terrible hands. They create havoc for the other team too. It was like watching an indoor tornado. Fascinating and strange.

Never in the history of sport was the phrase "they dropped the ball" more appropriate.

Another just plain drop!

Shockingly, the GCU rebounder dropped the ball. I have never seen anything like this.

Some girl is screeching.

I have never seen a basketball team with worse hands than GC. They just drop the ball constantly. They are extremely athletic with bad hands.

This is the ugly version of the Duke/Kentucky game from the 90s that ended with the Hill pass to Laettner for the famous shot. This will end with someone dropping the ball.

I get the feeling that something weird is going to happen in this Grand Canyon/Alabama game.

It just means more units.

I remember all of kinds of details from that era and have never heard anyone complain about the Cremins teams struggling to inbound the ball. I remember Cremins teams stealing inbounds passes at the end of close games (Maryland '86 ACCT, UNC '89).

28 year olds are fine. -Yvon Joseph

Hater -BYU

I understand that. I don't understand saying the ACC got 4 bids instead of 5.