Measuring Greatness Inconsistently?
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“Why do we measure the greatness of a coach or team by what they do in the NCAA Tourney yet not that of a league? Is that not inconsistent? Media types like to point to metrics and early season non-conference play as the measure. But most of the common people look to Tourney success—like the ACC has had the last 15 years with 5 champs, 6 final four appearances or just high winning % year after year. Let’s be consistent fellas! 😊
— Blue Gator”
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03/26/24
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