[cjg11582]

Did anyone else watching the Pitt game believe that Bradley just had the better players. Not necessarily the best team (although they had that as well) but the better talent. Seriously, I had Pitt in my final four and would have felt more confident if they were playing Kansas. This is rare for the mid majors. Usually upsets take place under the "play hard as a team and shoot an incredibly high percentage from the three point line" moniker. The center for Bradley, O'Bryant looked better than any center left playing in the tournament after every big man for Pitt finished the game with four or more fouls. He just dwarfed the big men for Pitt in size and talent. Krauser, Roman and Graves for Pitt looked remarkably flustered. Sommerville looked unstoppable and seemed to be a match-up problem for the Panthers. What are their chances of making it to the final four? I think if they beat Memphis they will beat UCLA or Gonzaga. Anyone else seeing things differently? Where the hell is Bradley anyways?

[ThePundit]

CJG: Bradley is in Illinois. 3 hours south of Chicago...I think your take on the game was right. Same thing can be said of Georgetown, Ohio State. That game was no fluke. Georgetown was a physically better team than Ohio State. Their center absolutely destroyed Ohio and there was nothing Ohio could do about it.

[BigBadBuc]

O'Bryant was more athletic than Aaron Gray. Carl Krauser really hurt Pitt all year with his out of control play. Ramon needed to shoot more. Graves was stone cold. Bradley was a better team. No question about it.

BBB

[cjg11582]

Are you taking a shot at me because you saw I am from Columbus?... J/K, The Hoyas were clearly a better team and Roy Hibbert will make a really good pro. If he is smart he will leave after this season because the draft will have such marginal talent. He is 7'2 and jst thoroughly dominated Dials, I would love to see Bradley play The Hoyas for the Hibbert-O'Bryant match-up alone but alas, both teams will have to make the title game so it seems unlikely. Better luck in the pros.