Danielle Spencer—Georgia Southern
Chad Johnson—-Colgate
Sharnea Boykin—Mercer
Marcus Thornton–Clemson

Somethings are not even worth commenting on, but what the heck. So, say a #1 seed UNC team wins the tourney without beating a higher seed (because there are no higher seeds) that does not mean anything?

Anyway your are wrong, Tech, a 3 seed beat a 2 seed Ok St team. Regardless taking a team to the championship game is a rotatable achievement. You are a nob if you deny that. I agree that they have sucked since then,

Three letters – N.B.A.

A WALK ON at GT played for 2-3 years in the league. Most big time recruits and starters for uga don’t play there that long, if at all.

uog has 2 players in the NBA this year, totaling about 110 minutes so far. That’s about 5-7 minutes a game per player. Conversely, GT has INDIVIDUALS who have played more minutes than all uga players. Bosh (286); Jack (199); Bynum (210); Young (281); Morrow (208).

So you can go to uog and your best bet is to play a fraction of a game during mop-up duty, or you can go to GT, become an all star, and start. If GT is the Gardner Web of the ACC, Georgia is the Cumberland College of the SEC.

What’s that? Dominique Wilkins? He hasn’t stepped on a court in a decade and hasn’t worn anything with the words uga on it since Herschel was still playing.

ACC has had 28 teams in final fours since 1981. SEC has had 16 teams. That’s almost double. ACC has also won more championships (7-5) over the same period, even though its much easier to win a championship coming out of the SEC (cake schedule for much of the year – players are well rested and records are inflated, meaning a more beneficial seed). Yeah, Florida’s had some good teams. But those would have been 9-7 or 10-6 teams in the ACC at BEST.

Plus, there is nothing about Florida that makes me ooh or aah. NIT the past two years? Please. Great programs don’t go to the NIT. Decent ones do. Besides one class of players (who Donovan probably gave and arm and a leg to get and more to stay), UF basically hasn’t gotten out of the second round of the tourney save a couple of fluke seasons.

UF is a decent program. That’s the only one the SEC has. ACC has two great programs and a handful of decent ones.

Yes but the SEC is Kentucky period. Yes the gators won two, great run but you will not see it again and they will be irrelevant again, actually they are irrelevant now, but I digress. SEC basketball is Kentucky so I would not crow to loud, take them out and you have nothing.

Georgia women’s basketball: The Lady Bulldogs received signed letters of intent from Arieal Johnson, a 6-foot-5 center from Oak Hill Academy in Virginia; and Ronika Ransford, a 5-7 point guard out of Washington D.C. SG Khalidaah Miller of Douglass will sign Thursday, I believe.

Georgia Tech women’s basketball: The Lady Jackets signed Dawnn Maye, 5-foot-8 point guard from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Tyaunna Marshall, a 5-11 guard out of Upper Marlboro, Md.; and Kendra Long, a 5-9 shooting guard from Atlanta’s Mays High School

Additionally, Auburn is going to win this weekend. Thats all I gotta say.

One could ALMOST say the same thing about the GT Football program since we have Coach PJ running the show!! (If NCAA Football had an 8 team playoff system, I would say we are already there!)

Wow……….what a GREAT time to be a GT fan!!

What does this blog have to do with Gator Basketball anyway?