Which conference will lay a turd in the NCAA tournament this year?

Big 12. With the exception of one team, I'm betting most of the others will exit quickly.

 

The Big Ten. Seven teams will win a total of three games.

 

But it will be a little turd.

 

Who you got?

 

After 'snubbed' Penn State barely got past George Mason last night in the NIT, I think I'm going to have to say Big Ten.

 

Big 10 for sure. No way it should have gotten 7 teams.

The SEC can't lay a turd because it already is shit.... 3 teams, seeded 8, 9 and 13. Not a power conference this year.

 

Agreed. And none get past this weekend. It's becoming a rite of spring: grass grows, flowers bloom, and the Big 10 throws up all over themselves in the NCAA tourney.

On the opposite side of the coin, I would not be surprised to see an all Big East final four.

 

What are you trying to say? Huh, huh?

 

UConn without Dyson, Marquette without James, Pitt always chokes in the Sweet 16, Cuse burned out in Big East tourney, WVa just not that good.

That leaves Louisville and Nova (my dark horse)

 

I prefer my turds in punch bowls.

 

Pac 10

 

Surprised I'm the only ACC vote ... with the exception of UNC, everyone is vulnerable.

Duke -- very good team but prone to bad shooting nights. They could easily get caught on the wrong end of one in round 2 and be done.

Florida State -- one man team. If Toney Douglas isn't hitting, the Noles could be one and done.

Boston College -- so up-and-down, a real enigma of a team. Could get blown out in round 1, could advance to the elite 8.

Clemson -- can't make a free throw when it needs to.

Wake Forest -- another very young team that's driven mostly by one player. James Johnson is capable of taking over, at least, if Teague isn't hitting. But Wake usually goes as Teague goes.

Maryland -- I honestly don't know how Gary even got 20 wins out of this team. With apologies to Headbutt, there isn't a whole lot of talent here, save for Vazquez. Milbourne, Mosley and Neal are inconsistent stiffs. Hayes is capable of scoring 25 or 0.