[TheWildJacko]

#16/#21 GA currently beating up on #2 Texas A&M, 25-13 at the end of Q1, on ESPN U. A&M making a run though—now 25-18 with just over a minute played in Q2.

[TheWildJacko]

#16/#21 GA currently beating up on #2 Texas A&M, 25-13 at the end of Q1, on ESPN U. A&M making a run though—now 25-18 with just over a minute played in Q2.

[PVTree]

Georgia up by 8 with 2:31 left

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9 point lead 1:31 left

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5 point lead with 35.4 seconds left

[PVTree]

Georgia up by 8 with 2:31 left

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9 point lead 1:31 left

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5 point lead with 35.4 seconds left

[martyup]

I love how the announcers say that the loss by TXA&M won't hurt their #1 seed in the NCAA tourney, but the win for GA will move them up.  Typical SEC bias.

[martyup]

I love how the announcers say that the loss by TXA&M won't hurt their #1 seed in the NCAA tourney, but the win for GA will move them up.  Typical SEC bias.

[PVTree]

Georgia wins 74-68

[PVTree]

Georgia wins 74-68

[WBB fan]

A real shocker. But I see this as a real plus for the Card -- assuming they win tomorrow, they should be solid at least as the #2 seed overall.

[WBB fan]

A real shocker. But I see this as a real plus for the Card -- assuming they win tomorrow, they should be solid at least as the #2 seed overall.

[Lorcan]

The seeding gets interesting when you begin to consider who you'd rather play. Personally, I'm rooting for Baylor to be in our region as they seem far less dangerous than say, Maryland or Louisville. That being said, hopefully we'll continue to kick it up a gear in the championship and carry that throughout the NCAA's.

[Lorcan]

The seeding gets interesting when you begin to consider who you'd rather play. Personally, I'm rooting for Baylor to be in our region as they seem far less dangerous than say, Maryland or Louisville. That being said, hopefully we'll continue to kick it up a gear in the championship and carry that throughout the NCAA's.

[WBB fan]

I just don't want the Card to be the #4 overall -- would probably mean playing U Conn in the semis, and although I think we can  beat them, would prefer to do it in the championship game. I do think that Louisville is dangerous, also South Carolina. Not so sure about Maryland, don't have much sense of how good they are. Going against Baylor would be interesting -- seeing Carrington playing against Stanford.

[WBB fan]

I just don't want the Card to be the #4 overall -- would probably mean playing U Conn in the semis, and although I think we can  beat them, would prefer to do it in the championship game. I do think that Louisville is dangerous, also South Carolina. Not so sure about Maryland, don't have much sense of how good they are. Going against Baylor would be interesting -- seeing Carrington playing against Stanford.

[jonnyss]

#16/#21 GA currently beating up on #2 Texas A&M, 25-13 at the end of Q1, on ESPN U. A&M making a run though—now 25-18 with just over a minute played in Q2.

heh heh...thanks for posting!

[jonnyss]

#16/#21 GA currently beating up on #2 Texas A&M, 25-13 at the end of Q1, on ESPN U. A&M making a run though—now 25-18 with just over a minute played in Q2.

heh heh...thanks for posting!

[M T]

I just don't want the Card to be the #4 overall -- would probably mean playing U Conn in the semis, and although I think we can  beat them, would prefer to do it in the championship game. I do think that Louisville is dangerous, also South Carolina. Not so sure about Maryland, don't have much sense of how good they are. Going against Baylor would be interesting -- seeing Carrington playing against Stanford.

This is one of those times that the squishiness of seeding can work in our favor.  The committee might WANT to place UConn and Stanford as #1 and #2 (the other order, I hope) so that they would meet in the final rather than a semifinal.  The two coaches with the most wins meeting in the final makes for a better story than them meeting in a semifinal.

[M T]

I just don't want the Card to be the #4 overall -- would probably mean playing U Conn in the semis, and although I think we can  beat them, would prefer to do it in the championship game. I do think that Louisville is dangerous, also South Carolina. Not so sure about Maryland, don't have much sense of how good they are. Going against Baylor would be interesting -- seeing Carrington playing against Stanford.

This is one of those times that the squishiness of seeding can work in our favor.  The committee might WANT to place UConn and Stanford as #1 and #2 (the other order, I hope) so that they would meet in the final rather than a semifinal.  The two coaches with the most wins meeting in the final makes for a better story than them meeting in a semifinal.

[CompSci87]

I love how the announcers say that the loss by TXA&M won't hurt their #1 seed in the NCAA tourney, but the win for GA will move them up.  Typical SEC bias.

Of course! Since Georgia beat mighty A&M they should move way up. Then A&M should move up too because they played mighty Georgia very close. It's a good loss and A&M should be rewarded for playing a tough schedule, unlike those wimpy Pac-12 teams who were afraid to play anyone east of the Rockies.

;-)

[CompSci87]

I love how the announcers say that the loss by TXA&M won't hurt their #1 seed in the NCAA tourney, but the win for GA will move them up.  Typical SEC bias.

Of course! Since Georgia beat mighty A&M they should move way up. Then A&M should move up too because they played mighty Georgia very close. It's a good loss and A&M should be rewarded for playing a tough schedule, unlike those wimpy Pac-12 teams who were afraid to play anyone east of the Rockies.

;-)