stever20 wrote:don't really see anything wrong by them doing what they did. Awesome comeback win- not going to find a better one just about all year long pretty much. Also think the Creighton players are in a lot more pressured situation than we realize in some ways- losing a legend like Greg- you are asked constantly about that I'm sure. Now to come back and win the 1st real game w/o him- especially with all the adversity they experienced both early and then right at the start of the 2nd half(thought they were going to get blown out quite frankly)- it's a season changing type of win quite frankly.
Looking big picture- now if they can split the 2 tourney games, Tulsa, and Nebraska- all the other OOC games are real winnable- they would be 11-2 OOC. Add just 9-9 OOC and Creighton is at that magical 20 win mark. Go any better in the 4 tough OOC games coming up- and it's 21 or 22 wins and an easy tourney bid.
muskienick wrote:A few posters on this site, seemingly from the C-7 group, might think about who they really are. A number of you root for teams that that haven't been truly relevant as great college basketball programs for over a decade. And yet you criticize the fans of one of the "New 3" for showing their happiness and pride in celebrating a win over a highly rated P-5 team when their own team was picked to finish 9th in the pre-season Big East Poll.
Why do you think Butler, Creighton, and Xavier were selected to bring this Conference to 10? It sure as hell wasn't to shine the shoes of, and pay homage at the shrines of, the C-7. Two of those three teams finished as high or higher than all but one of the C-7 in their very first year in the Conference. The other was just a couple of years away from having reached the Final Four twice. Instead of being critical of the fans of Creighton (who happen to attend their team's games at twice the numbers as most of your fans), you who are critical of their love and support of the Jays should take a look in the mirror and find there someone who has no right to exact such criticism.
In retrospect, perhaps you are being critical because you have forgotten how elated fans can get upon realizing true on-court success by your favorite Big East team. For that, we Butler, Creighton, and Xavier fans feel for your years of misery.
I guess this post will qualify me to occupy a place in the "douch bag" gallery! I don't care --- it needed to be said.
yorost wrote:For what it's worth, ESPN says you did storm the court: http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/recap?gameId=400585687
FriarJ wrote:stever20 wrote:don't really see anything wrong by them doing what they did. Awesome comeback win- not going to find a better one just about all year long pretty much. Also think the Creighton players are in a lot more pressured situation than we realize in some ways- losing a legend like Greg- you are asked constantly about that I'm sure. Now to come back and win the 1st real game w/o him- especially with all the adversity they experienced both early and then right at the start of the 2nd half(thought they were going to get blown out quite frankly)- it's a season changing type of win quite frankly.
Looking big picture- now if they can split the 2 tourney games, Tulsa, and Nebraska- all the other OOC games are real winnable- they would be 11-2 OOC. Add just 9-9 OOC and Creighton is at that magical 20 win mark. Go any better in the 4 tough OOC games coming up- and it's 21 or 22 wins and an easy tourney bid.
So I appreciate the fact you recognize a wonderful conference win. But then you go on to say a home win against the number 18 team is the best the conference will see this week.
You are a douche bag.
muskienick wrote:A few posters on this site, seemingly from the C-7 group, might think about who they really are. A number of you root for teams that that haven't been truly relevant as great college basketball programs for over a decade. And yet you criticize the fans of one of the "New 3" for showing their happiness and pride in celebrating a win over a highly rated P-5 team when their own team was picked to finish 9th in the pre-season Big East Poll.
Why do you think Butler, Creighton, and Xavier were selected to bring this Conference to 10? It sure as hell wasn't to shine the shoes of, and pay homage at the shrines of, the C-7. Two of those three teams finished as high or higher than all but one of the C-7 in their very first year in the Conference. The other was just a couple of years away from having reached the Final Four twice. Instead of being critical of the fans of Creighton (who happen to attend their team's games at twice the numbers as most of your fans), you who are critical of their love and support of the Jays should take a look in the mirror and find there someone who has no right to exact such criticism.
In retrospect, perhaps you are being critical because you have forgotten how elated fans can get upon realizing true on-court success by your favorite Big East team. For that, we Butler, Creighton, and Xavier fans feel for your years of misery.
I guess this post will qualify me to occupy a place in the "douch bag" gallery! I don't care --- it needed to be said.
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