Boilermakers are dangerous

 

Pleated shorts, comb over, Precious...

Bizarro Boburg at QB

Celebrating the Coke / Perrier spread he assembled with Rosey in Valencia circa 1999

Drinking Veuve at The Log (not to be confused with The Blog)

Waking up in Tyler Annex

Ephoria semi-formal April 1998

11 strong for Thursday at Cheesedust

 The #1 seed Zags (-9.5) seem like a safe call vs Arkansas... bet against Razorbacks assistant coach Keith Smart at your own peril.

Villanova (-5) is favored today, but back in '85 the #8 seed Wildcats took down #1 seed Michigan en route to a title... will the #11 seed Wolverines pull off the upset this time? 

If an 11 seed beats a 3 seed on a Sunday night, does The Blog notice?

Frank Kaminsky certainly does, as Wisconsin and six Cheesedust entries go down to Iowa State.

Hurricanes make their mark

JJ and Vinny T celebrate the demise of Frank Carlo, Larkin2, HogCaller23, oking3, and ShrewsDudes as Miami takes out Auburn. 

 

Peacocks take out 16

Bob Hurley Sr graduated from Saint Peter's in 1971. Dan Hurley is not particularly impressed. 

 

The Peacocks spirit team returns to campus after taking down Murray State and 16 Cheesedust faithful.

Jesus Shuttlesworth isn't walking through that door...

Ray Allen can't help but wonder if he should have attended Tech U as his UConn brethren, Admin, and 11 other Cheesedust faithful go down to New Mexico State...

...while Acie Earl (Iowa '93) and 17 Cheesedust entries are left pondering what might have been as Richmond takes down the Hawkeyes.

In other news, six Cheesedust entries join Portland in regretting their decision to bet on Kentucky. 

Respect the Dons

Bill Russell hopes hhb1, Pezzoni and Rick Sanchez will rue they day they bet against his USF Dons...

... while TJ and Taylor wonder if the Vermont magic will come back to haunt Fish-C, Venkman, oking2, DMM and their choice of Arkansas. 

 

Cheesedust 2022

 A young Juwan Howard ponders how he might respond to an unnecessary timeout... while The Blog wonders whether anybody was bold enough to pick Colorado State.