US Ncaa 2024-2025

[BJ_Reloaded]

I just watch the US NCAA when it is already the march madness tournament. And I can't still understand how the hell the elimination games / regular season works in US NCAA. You got teams in 1 conference all have undefeated records from the 1st seed until to the mid standing all have 7-0 record and they are just 10 teams in 1 conference lol. Don't they play each other in their own conference? I keep searching how it works but I just can't find anything lol. Would appreciate if someone enlighten me.

Sir lemon,

it really boils on the statistics on how each team performs on each game inside there own conference and the selected committee(composed of each conference commissioner and athletic directors obviously by NCAA top management)

the most lopsided wins both offensively and defensively is "easy mathematics" to gauge for better computation.

now if your scheduled games outside your own respective conferences are composed mostly of teams who played prominently during the previous season

let say for example: you defeated convincingly such team( be it at home or on the road) during post-season like defending champ Uconn, Duke, Kansas Jayhawks and other teams in the so-called

"Power 5 conferences" such as ACC, Big 12, SEC, Big 10 and Pac-12

then expect you will gain that seedings and seats come tournament proper the "Road for 2025-26 March Madness".

honestly. we as a fan really don't know all whole intricacies of that NCAA Evaluation Tool or NET rankings the so-called "complex model" they've been using since 2018-19 season.

they also had this so-called "Selection Sunday", wherein the selected committee had the prerogative(?) if a particular team(s) deserve to be part of that "68 team field".

the better observation really is the Team Standings "Overall" on each conference wherein we can compare and monitor the number of wins and loss on both "Conf", "Home", "Away"

of each team on each conference.

I do hope the likes of Sir SK, Sir Metta, Sir Dotch and Sir Dave could add something as well.

I stand to be corrected as usual.

[BJ_Reloaded]

late viewing

one of the major upset so far in the on-going season. a Mountain West team vs. a Big 12 Conference team wherein the Aztecs in an OT-thriller to claimed 3rd place in the Players Era Tournament against one of the dangerous defensive team in Division 1.

San Diego State Univ. Aztecs 73
Univ. of Houston Cougars 70

the Aztecs was coach by Brian Dutcher now on his 8th season of the program. the Aztecs produce the likes of idol Kawhi, former PBA import Randy Holcomb and Tall Black's Yanni Wetzell

the winning team was led by 6'6 Shooting Guard Miles Byrd a 4 star-recruit from Stockton HS out of Stockton, California(allegedly a 3rd Gen Pinoy hafu but needs further proof of his Asian lineage) with 18 Pts., 6 Reb., 3 ast, with 6'10 PF Jared Coleman-Jones another 4-star recruit from McEachern HS out of Jacksonville, Florida added 16 Pts, 5 Rebs., 6'8 PF freshman Pharaoh Compton the 3rd 4-star recruit from Arbor View HS out of Las Vegas, Nevada chipped in 13 Pts., 3 Reb. 1 Ast and 6'3 SG Nicholas Boyd a 3-star recruit from Don Bosco Prep HS out of Ramsey, New Jersey had 12 Pts., 7 rebs., 6 ast.

the Cougs was coach by future Hall of Famer Kelvin Sampson now on it's 11th season of the program

the losing team was led by the 1-2 punch of Emanuel Sharp and LJ Cryer considered as the "Batman and Robin" of coach Kelvin

6'3 SG Emannuel Sharpe a 4-star recruit from Bishop Mclaughlin Catholic HS out of Tampa, Florida who led all scorers with his 23 Pts., 2 Rebs., 1 Ast., 6'1 PG LJ Cryer a 4-star recruit from Morton Ranch HS out of Katy, Texas had 21 Pts., 2 Reb., 2 Ast., 6'4 PG Milos Uzan a 4-star transferee from Oklahoma Sooners out of Dream city Christina HS in Glendale, Arizona who chipped in 10 Pts., 2 Rebs., 3 Ast.

the game was so competitive from start to finish and for me personally the key for the Aztecs victory was the 5 Blocks against the Cougs 2; the 8 Steals against the Cougs only 1 that resulted into 12 Turnover against only 6 from the Aztecs.

Univ. of Houston are known for there dreaded defense but as the old classic line said " A dose of his own medicine".

[Silent Killer]

10 Alabama 94
20 UNC Tar Heels 79

Ian Jackson 23 pts and 5 rebounds (UNC)

Mark Sears 20 pts 7 assists and 2 rebounds (Alabama)
Jarin Stevenson 6 pts 3 rebounds

[Silent Killer]

Duke 84
Auburn 78

Cooper Flagg 22 pts 11 rebounds 2 blocks

[Silent Killer]

From Twitter

Shams Charania

AJ Dybantsa – the top-ranked prospect in the 2026 NBA Draft class – has committed to Brigham Young University, he announces on ESPN's First Take. Landmark day for the BYU Cougars.

[Silent Killer]

US womens basketball

San diego State 61
Cal State Fullerton 58

Panganiban 17 pts 5 assists and 4 rebounds

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/boxscore/_/gameId/401715123

[Metta]

US womens basketball

San diego State 61
Cal State Fullerton 58

Panganiban 17 pts 5 assists and 4 rebounds

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-...meId/401715123

Just a matter of time before she becomes a Freshman starter, already had more minutes and production than the veteran starters.

Btw, Sophia Dignadice has an offer from CS Fullerton, would be fun to see them duel (although she'll likely choose another school from her multiple offers).

[Silent Killer]

Hannah hidalgo vs Paige Bueckers

[Silent Killer]

out of lithuania

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDdU-wMSlF5/?igsh=MWtlaHRyem5kODNmbA==

[Silent Killer]

playmaker big man

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDe8JllRs6Q/?igsh=bzExdzY2MXptMGF5

[Dotch]

From Twitter

Shams Charania

AJ Dybantsa – the top-ranked prospect in the 2026 NBA Draft class – has committed to Brigham Young University, he announces on ESPN's First Take. Landmark day for the BYU Cougars.

AJ is rumored to receive between 5M to 7M worth of NIL Money from BYU ( and its boosters) , Not bad for an incoming freshman who is predicted to only play for BYU for 1 year. I think that valuation is worth more then what Cooper Flag ( $2.5M this year) and Shedeur Sanders ( college football, currently worth $4.5M ) are getting

in comparsion, Caitlyn Clark's valuated worth was $3.5M on her last year in NCAAWB

[Silent Killer]

AJ is rumored to receive between 5M to 7M worth of NIL Money from BYU ( and its boosters) , Not bad for an incoming freshman who is predicted to only play for BYU for 1 year. I think that valuation is worth more then what Cooper Flag ( $2.5M this year) and Shedeur Sanders ( college football, currently worth $4.5M ) are getting

in comparsion, Caitlyn Clark's valuated worth was $3.5M on her last year in NCAAWB

from a school like BYU that offers a NIL like that. damn. they already have a lottery pick in demin this year.. so that makes some other 4-5 star rated players to play with dybantsa.. with he right offer

[Dotch]

from a school like BYU that offers a NIL like that. damn. they already have a lottery pick in demin this year.. so that makes some other 4-5 star rated players to play with dybantsa.. with he right offer

There were rumors that Utah billionaire Ryan Smith who owns the Jazz and soon to play Utah Hockey Club of the NHL, and ex Celtic President Danny Ainge help fund the NIL.

DJ's agent was the one who negotiated the NIL payment. He also said, that 2 other schools, Alabama and UNC, offered the same amount to DJ, but he ultimately chose BYU.

[Metta]

I was hoping Mandaquit will be in that potential BYU fab team. Playing alongside AJ with Utah Prep gave him the chance to get the right eyes watching him.

Hopefully, him going to Washington will work out well (Dejounte Murray was a product).

[lem0nadi]

I was hoping Mandaquit will be in that potential BYU fab team. Playing alongside AJ with Utah Prep gave him the chance to get the right eyes watching him.

Hopefully, him going to Washington will work out well (Dejounte Murray was a product).

Markelle Fultz, the 2017 No.1 pick was from Washington too. Wish JJ would dominant as him.