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2018-19 B1G Basketball Tournament

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I wonder how NW fans feel about Collins now. They had every reason for optimism given how little of note they lost from the team that went to the Dance. But not only has NW failed to build on that success, they've actually gone backwards and now will be graduating several seniors who as sophomores helped them get into the Tournament. They probably aren't even going to the NIT.

Collins is recruiting quite well by Northwestern standards but I don't know what to make of that program under him.
 
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nomatta said:
I wonder how NW fans feel about Collins now. They had every reason for optimism given how little of note they lost from the team that went to the Dance. But not only has NW failed to build on that success, they've actually gone backwards and now will be graduating several seniors who as sophomores helped them get into the Tournament. They probably aren't even going to the NIT.

Collins is recruiting quite well by Northwestern standards but I don't know what to make of that program under him.
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They have been oddly inconsistent. They ramp up the effort noticeably for certain home games, but roll over and play possum way too often for a team with the ability that they have.
 
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BPI must be drunk no way in hell Nebraska has any chance at large even if they win today let alone increase by 50%

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According to espn.com/bpi, these are the bubble teams with games today where a W could swing their tournament chances by at least 50 percent compared to an L: Nebraska Utah State Indiana Ohio State Ole Miss Seton Hall Baylor St. John's TCU
 
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