FW: Huggins thinks UC can make Sweet 16

[Schroeder, Tom]

Theoretically, our best shot at a Sweet 16 perch would be to enter the tournament as an 11, 12, or 13 seed.  But since at-large bubble teams rarely get a seed lower than an 11, I will follow this line of thinking.  We would then play a number #6 seed in the first round.  This gets us to the #3 seed in the second round.  A victory would give us the right of playing either #2 or an upset winner.  A 10 -8 seed, would match us against a #2 or #1 in the second round and I couldn't see us getting anything lower than an 8 seed.  An 8 or 9 gives us a match with a #1 in the second round.

-----Original Message-----
From: Richmond, Dean [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 1:08 PM
To: address@hidden
Subject: RE: [UC Basketball] Huggins thinks UC can make Sweet 16


I will stick with the prediction that 18 wins will get us in. Either win the
last two regular season games (highly unlikely) or split the last two and
win one in the tourney. 17 wins would put us (IMHO) squarely on the bottom
of the bubble. Our fate is still in our hands.

Dean Richmond



-----Original Message-----
From: Wedinger, Keith [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 8:26 AM
To: address@hidden
Subject: [UC Basketball] Huggins thinks UC can make Sweet 16


There is an article in today's Cincy Enquirer where Huggins states that this
team can make the Sweet 16.  He concedes that UC still needs to win a couple
more games to secure the NCAA tourney bid (I agree) and that if the
match-ups are favorable AND if UC makes shots (that's a HUGE if), UC can
advance.

 

Personally, I think the UAB game is absolutely critical because I don't
think UC is going to beat Marquette on Saturday.  I loss to UAB would put a
dagger into UC's NCAA tourney hopes.

J. Keith Wedinger 
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