The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will feature many dangerous high seeded teams. Matty D. of http://www.collegebasketballeyetest.com previews 5 basketball teams that can be Cinderella.
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The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will feature many dangerous high seeded teams. Matty D. of http://www.collegebasketballeyetest.com previews 5 basketball teams that can be Cinderella.
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10. Isaiah Zierden, Creighton
We start with a classic barbershop part and neat comb.
9. Ky Boyman, Boston College
Boston College may not be in the tournament, but that won’t stop this “red head” from cracking our top ten.
8. London Perrantes, Virginia
Are you old enough to remember Kid n’ Play?
7. Xavier Cooks, Winthrop
The Winthrop big man alternates between Bone Thugs and Bob Marley
6. D’Mitrik Trice, Wisconsin
Beware opponents, it’s building towards a Taxi Driver look
5. Dylan Ennis, Oregon
Just a touch of Oregon’s neon yellow.
4. Hanner Mosquer-Perea, ETSU
He spent his layover year after the Indiana transfer to master his hairdoo.
3. Justin Tillman, VCU
Sensational hair, posterized
2. Jalen Moore, Utah State
Jalen returned for his senior season to make this list
1. Kyle Guy, Virginia
The man bun wins.
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will feature many dangerous mid-major programs. Matty D. previews 5 potential Cinderella teams for 2017.
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Yes. Florida State’s basketball team is really good. The Seminoles are a perfect example of why the eye test is important. There could be a moment when you are watching this Florida State team dominating a half during the elite 8 and ask yourself, “why didn’t I know about these guys?” The Seminoles have three pros. Jonathan Isaac and Dwyane Bacon are locks. I would argue Xavier Rathan-Mayes will make an NBA roster. And that trio epitomizes why this Florida State team is special. Generally, like Virginia and Wisconsin, coach Leonard Hamilton’s Florida State teams are known for their defense, but an inevitable scoring drought would kill them in the tournament. Not this team. Rathan-Mayes stormed into the SEC in his freshman year, scoring at will. Now, as a junior, his game has evolved into a traditional point guard, something that this talented Seminoles squad needs. Senior center Michael Ojo (like Villanova champion Daniel Ochefu) is the typical under-appreciated utility center who does his job. If Bacon or Isaac play offense like the first round picks they’re projected to be, this is a very dangerous team.