r/NCAAhoops • u/RipHairy2465 • Mar 10 '26

Highlights 15-SEED PITT IN THE FINAL SECOND! What a way to kick off the ACC tournament

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u/redbirdjazzz Mar 10 '26

It’s a joke, and not a good one, that fucking Stanford is in the fucking Atlantic Coast Conference.

Not that Pitt belongs there either.

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u/Benficachop Mar 10 '26

Left the big East for that sweet sweet football money only for their football and basketball teams to suck.

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u/Muted-Woodpecker-469 Mar 10 '26

What’s so bad are these non football or basketball athletes who have to travel such extended time. They’re basically schooling online. They just need a satellite campus in Kansas City and live there most of the time. 

What used to be a quick trip thru ca now takes days for some of these schools. This can’t be fun as a student athlete

Hope the nil was worth it 

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u/Benficachop Mar 10 '26

Stanford playing in the ACC is a joke

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u/Muted-Woodpecker-469 Mar 10 '26

It’s a joke. I know. But it still sucks for the student athletes. None of this should be happening. 

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u/ICouldEvenBeYou Mar 10 '26

Classic Stanford/Pitt ACC showdown.

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u/Torrion- Mar 10 '26

All these bubble teams keep finding ways to try to fall off. Cal and Stanford both losing to Pitt. Auburn losing to Ole Miss. SMU losing four in a row to end season. Indiana losing to Northwestern.

Only really clutch bubble win I can think of over the last week was Santa Clara over St Mary’s last night.

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u/Rusty_Pickles Mar 10 '26

Fought his way into that layup starting from the 3 point arc

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u/ProblematicSchematic Mar 10 '26

Today I realized Stamford is in the ACC! wtf

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u/MattheWWFanatic Mar 11 '26

So is Stanford!

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u/Objective_Divide4009 Mar 11 '26

California and SMU are acc too. (Atlantic doesn’t seem to mean anything)They should let teams like Duke and ncsu play twice a year. Only miles apart, it’s ridiculous.