Monday, March 30, 2015

Kentucky's Chance at History

In the first three games of the tournament. Kentucky looked to be unstoppable. Then they ran into Notre Dame in the elite eight and barely escaped with a win. What was different about this game? Well, they faced a team that was able to spread them out across the floor with shooters and had big men who could attack and finish as well. The guards also attacked when necessary and went right at the big men instead of shying away. How does it look for Kentucky now entering into the final four? In my honest opinion, I don't believe that there is a team in the final four that matches up with Kentucky as well as what Notre Dame did. If they continue to play the way they have thus far in the tournament and the entire year for that matter the then they should finish off this year as perfect and regarded as one of the best basketball teams in NCAA history.

4 comments:

  1. Tonight's game is going to be very interesting. I have Kentucky going and winning the national championship, but I would love to see great games from Wisconsin and Duke if that does happen. I think Duke has a better chance at stopping them, but Kentucky has proven to be an unstoppable team.

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  2. I realize that knowing the results makes it easier for me to say this, but I thought Wisconsin had a real chance to win, because of their ability to shoot the lights out and Frank the Tank's agility as a big man, but I also had Michigan State winning the title so, it goes to show what I really know.

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  3. I always love cheering for the underdog in any situation, so I hope KY doesn't win. It seems like everyone is thinking that, though, so I guess from the public's view, KY is technically the underdog when it comes to popularity. Regardless, I really hope all of the players have fun, because I hate to see bad sportsmanship.

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  4. I am personally happy that Kentucky lost. I am not a fan of the "one and done" motto that Kentucky lives and dies by. I would much rather watch a player develop alongside his coach and teammates for four years.

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