Rousing start to the postseason for the P12

[rmilia1]

Utah and Cal lose at home to Boise St and Cal Bakersfield. Hopefully this isn't an indication of the quality of the league and instead is just a sign that Cal and Utah had no interest in the NIT. That shit was brutal

 

[CatsTopPac]

Utah and Cal lose at home to Boise St and Cal Bakersfield. Hopefully this isn't an indication of the quality of the league and instead is just a sign that Cal and Utah had no interest in the NIT. That shit was brutal

I know that Ivan Rabb and Jabari Bird for Cal were both out, so at that point they were done. Utah isn't very good this year.

Aside from all that, I remember last year the P12 got 7 teams in and only Oregon made it out of the first weekend. I think the year before the Pac got 3/4 in the S16.

So who knows?

 

[jontaejones]

Well, USC got in by the skin of its teeth and then there's only 3 teams.

Oregon gets a pass because of Boucher.

I don't think Arizona loses too early.

I can see UCLA losing as early as 2nd round.

 

[ericd7633]

I don't really think you can gauge anything off on NIT outcomes. As a fan of the Gophers, we've been in our fair share of NIT tournaments and quite honestly, I don't really care what happens. I can only imagine the players think the same way.

With that said the Pac 12 wasn't any good this year, so those outcomes aren't all that surprising.

 

[BoiseStateFan27]

Utah ran into that buzzsaw known as Boise State!

All of you in the NCAA tournament are so lucky you don't have to deal with us

 

[ericd7633]

 

[trojanfight]

 

[963BUSC]

I don't really think you can gauge anything off on NIT outcomes. As a fan of the Gophers, we've been in our fair share of NIT tournaments and quite honestly, I don't really care what happens. I can only imagine the players think the same way.

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Been years since I was in college but when I was none of the players I knew wanted to be in the NIT. If they didn't make the NCAA they would rather be done. Can't imagine much has changed since then.