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Unwatchable? by paddyoreilly

I don’t know what that really means. The Gonzaga-UCLA game was one of the best games people have ever seen. The show that Baylor put on in their last two games was just great basketball. IMO, this was one of the better tournaments in a while, and, while there were several significant players who were transfers, you wouldn’t have known that until the announcers pointed it out. College teams are transient by nature, and most fans don’t know who plays for whom outside of their team and maybe some conference rivals. The quality of the players and coaching is as good or better than ever.