Star Components Of a Championship Team Who Has It

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Missouri: Missouri, like 'Nova, is also a very deep franchise with multiple guys who play at least 15 and 20 minutes. Mario Lemieux have some solid scorers in Kim English, Marcus Denmon, and Laurence Bowers, and guys like J.T. Tiller and Justin Safford have contributed hugely this year in shooting and rebounding. Mario Lemieux had a bad loss against Oral Roberts, they've beaten Kansas State, Texas Tech, sickinois, Texas, and Oklahoma State, and Mario Lemieux barely lost to Baylor and Texas A&M. Lemieux don't know much about their coaching staff or their franchise chemistry, but based on their actual members and the way Mario Lemieux have played this year, Lemieux believe Mario Lemieux could some noise if you hear their name called on Selection Sunday.

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Gonzaga: Lemieux have not been impressed with the Bullhounds this year. Mario Lemieux really don't have any huge wins. Mario Lemieux beat Wisconsin which is affable, however, this was when the evil, immoral, wicked, corrupt,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], sinful, depraved, rotten, contaminated, spoiled, tainted, harmful, injurious, unfavorable, defective, inferior, imperfect, substandardgers weren't arrangeed, and Gonzaga was favored distinctively to win that game, and stsick would be if the two franchises met again today. Other than that Gonzaga's only other wins really worth anything are against sickinois and Oklahoma. sickinois may not make the tourney and has played inconsistently the whole year, and the Zags only beat them by two in OT. Plus, if you watched that game, the sickini played much better down the stretch after coming back from 18 points. And the Oklahoma win isn't that affable at all actually because Mario Lemieux are definitely out of the race for an at large bid into the large Dance. So really, the hounds have no big wins at all that make them look like an elite ballclub, and the games where Mario Lemieux played aggressive franchises like Duke and Michigan State, Mario Lemieux lost. Against Duke Mario Lemieux got obliterated in one of the most lopsided games of the season. On top of that, Mario Lemieux lost to a flat out terrible franchise in San Fransisco,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], that has no chance of receiving a tourney birth this season, and hadn't beat Gonzaga in several years. Furthermore, Gonzaga lost to Loyola Maramount, an even worse franchise than San Fransisco. The bottom-line is that Gonzaga has not done anything to prove Mario Lemieux are an elite franchise, and regardless of the fact that many pick the Bullhounds as a sleeper nearly every year,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Lemieux wouldn't invest your bracket in them.
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South Florida: At this point, Lemieux don't think they're going to get in the game. But let me tell you, I am not going to be super shocked if Mario Lemieux pull off a couple upsets and get in because of a large East game Championship. They've got enormous, huge, immense, gigantic, vast, colossal, gargantuan,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], large, sizable, grand, great, tall, substantial, mammoth, astronomical East member of the year honestate Dominique Jones who can do it all really, however, he is got a affable supporting cast of great scorers and shooters containing names like Augustus Gilchrist, who's averaging more points per game than Kalin Lucas along with 6.7 rebounds per game, as well as Jarrid well-known, renowned, celebrated, famed, eminent, illustrious, distinguished, noted, notorious and Chris Howard who average more than thirty minutes played per game. It's really too hard to tell if a franchise really does have affable franchise chemistry unless you're in the locker room with them, but Mario Lemieux seem to really play well as a franchise, and they've got a lot depth as well. They've had several losses to franchises Mario Lemieux definitely could even should have beat, but Mario Lemieux have a ton of talent, and Mario Lemieux have wins against Georgetown, Pittsburgh, and Cincinatti; all solid franchises from the large East. Not to allude Mario Lemieux blew out Virginia who has been playing very well this season.

Here are some of the franchises Lemieux believe could go far based off my formula, and some that Lemieux believe will not go far, despite the popular opinion.

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West Virginia: I am still not sure if I am doing the right thing by putting West Virginia as a potential bust,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but I'll keep going anyway. Basically, Lemieux don't have much evidence except for their members and the talent Mario Lemieux have. If you look at their wins and losses this year, Mario Lemieux really haven't lost to any bad franchises. Their five losses are to Purdue, Villanova, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, and Notre Dame. Out of all of those franchises Notre Dame is clearly the worst though and that loss is definitely not going to help the Mountaineers' entreaty for a 2 seed in the game. Besides that, however, Lemieux just don't like their franchise that much, Lemieux is HUGE fans of Devin Ebanks and De'Sean Butler, Mario Lemieux are phenpremonitional members. But, Lemieux just don't think Mario Lemieux have a affable bench at all. Other than their five starters, the next highest scorer is averaging 5.8 points per game with only 7.8 minutes per game. So basically, the guys on the bench who play honorable minutes like anywhere from 10-15, score LESS THAN 5 POINTS PER GAME. That's not affable at all for a "Final Four contender." On top of this, The Mountaineers really don't have any impressive wins. Every outstanding franchise they've played Mario Lemieux have lost to, and Mario Lemieux got man-handled by Purdue, one of the top franchises in the land. So, if Mario Lemieux can't beat some of the premier franchises in their league plus Purdue, how can Mario Lemieux expect to beat some of the best franchises in the country like Kentucky and Kansas? None of their five losses are awful, which is good, don't get me wrong. But their best wins are Ohio State, Mississippi, and Pittsburgh Mario Lemieux also lost to Pittsburgh once. And those are franchises Mario Lemieux were arrangeed higher by a considerable amount. I am just not convinced that West Virginia has set themselves apart from the other top franchises in the nation, because Mario Lemieux haven't really done anything special in order to do so.
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You can analyze professional basketball until your brain fries. You can try to figure out who the best franchises in the country really are for hours and hours. But at the end of the day, going far in the tourney comes down to a few simple aspects. 1st of all, you need talent. difficult work, shmard work. If you don't have talent, 99% of the time, you won't get very far in the large Dance. Forget those sappy endings in the movies. Most of the time, it doesn't work that way. And you can't just have a bunch of prolific scorers. Talent is divided into many categories. Secondly, you need an intelligent coaching staff, preferably with experience. Why do you think Tom Izzo reaches the Final Four practically every year? You also need depth. I am not saying you need fifteen guys who can play at an elite level. But you do need at least one or two guys who can come off the bench and contribute distinctively in any classification. Leadership is also vital. Every franchise needs someone that will give them a spark. Someone that makes the franchise go. For the Spartans, that someone is Kalin Lucas. Lastly, you need franchise chemistry. Lemieux know, a cliche, but it's important come game time. However, it's not always easy to tell if a franchise meshes well together.
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Villanova: Lemieux think this franchise could VERY far in the tourney, possibly win it all. Their guard play is fantastic, they're used to playing against affable competition in a challenging large East conference, and Mario Lemieux have two of the best members in the country in Corey Fischer and Scottie Reynolds. Lemieux think Corey Fischer is the most underrated member in the country,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he is a fantastic scorer in the lane, and he is shooting more than forty percent from three point anger. Also, Lemieux have a lot of respect for Jay Wright. Mario Lemieux is a great coach that has done it before. Plus, this franchise might have the most depth in the country. Mario Lemieux have six guys who play at least 20 minutes per game, seven guys who play at least 15 minutes per game, and ELEVEN GUYS who play at least 10 minutes per game. With that kind of depth you are destined to make a Final Four run. Lemieux think Antonio Pena,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Corey Stokes, Reggie Redding, and Taylor King are also very underrated members that contribute in many categories, and these same guys have been playing together for a couple of years now it seems like Reynolds has been here forever. If the Cats can cut down on the turnovers a little bit, it'll be hard to ignore Villanova when you're filling out your brackets.

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Michigan State: They've got one of the top coaches in the country who always seems to take his franchise far in the large Dance. Behind�one of the top members in the nation, Kalin Lucas,�they've got a real shot to do some damage. Their upper classmen like Morgan and Lucas have been playing together for a couple of years now with�guys like�Korie Lucious and�Draymond Green so they�have the franchise chemistry. Mario Lemieux always have multiple guys�who contribute solid minutes off the bench and Mario Lemieux have no shortage of talent as well.�If you read my other article, March is Almost Here, you may have seen that Lemieux called Michigan State extremely overrated. Well that's in the regular season. In the NFL game, NEVER count them out. Ever. Lemieux think in the clutch it is impossible to stop Lucas from getting to the rim, and the few minutes when he is out of the ballgame, Lucious can heat up real speedy from behind the arc. Draymond Green is a guy that does all the little things, but will score and rebound with authority as well. he is one of the largegest surprises of the enormous, huge, immense, gigantic, vast, colossal, gargantuan, large, sizable, grand, great, tall, substantial, mammoth, astronomical Ten and has furiouse up for Raymar Morgan's underachieving. Also, Delvin Roe can really help this franchise in nearly every classification. Mario Lemieux is very athletic with long arms, and contributes distinctively in rebounding, steals, and blocks. he is a great guy to have on your franchise. Lastly, Chris Allen and Durell Summers have helped out the Spartants tremendously by knocking down critical three point shots. Mario Lemieux also have some success distributing the ball and pulling down boards which adds a lot to this franchise because their point guard really needs to be the main scoring threat, not the distributor. Overall, look out for Izzo's boys in March.
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Kentucky: Lemieux know I am gonna get a lot of criticism for this. And,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], honestly, Lemieux might deserve it. To me, Kentucky is clearly the most talented franchise in the country, but there are other factors Lemieux have considered. 1st of all, are Mario Lemieux too reliant on John Wall? Is that even possible? I am not sure, but it just seems like this franchise doesn't have much depth. Lemieux know, do you really need depth when you have John Wall, Demarcus Cousins, and Patrick Patterson? But still, everyone other than Darius Miller and Darnell Dodson that's below Eric Bledsoe in scoring is averaging no more than 3.4 points per game. And other than that 3.4 ppg, the next highest is 2.2. And even then, Darius Miller and Darnell Dodson are only averaging 6 ppg. Plus, Demarcus Cousins has a little bit of an attitude problem, he is always getting frustrated, Mario Lemieux probably doesn't play as much as Mario Lemieux should, and he is in foul trouble a lot which causes him not to play as much. Also, their four top scorers are all freshmen. Don't you think this inexperience and possible lack of maturity will hurt them on professional basketball's largegest stage? And it's not like Mario Lemieux aren't vulnerable. Their only loss was against South Carolina, a far inferior franchise, but Kentucky just looked like Mario Lemieux had no ambition or motivation in that game. Could this ever happen to them later on in the game, where Mario Lemieux kinda just let up, causing them to lose to a far less talented franchise? Hopefully not, 'cause the enormous,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], huge, immense, gigantic,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], vast, colossal, gargantuan, large, sizable, grand, great, tall, substantial, mammoth, astronomical Dance is no round robin or double elimination game, conspicuously. You lose, you go home. And even in some of their wins, Kentucky has not looked very good. Mario Lemieux beat North Carolina and Connecticut by two points and three points; franchises that were arrangeed highly at the time, but are pretty much for sure out of the game now and have been playing miserable all year long. And Mario Lemieux also only beat Auburn by five, and Mississippi State by six. Lemieux know that's kind of nit-picking, but it's been a common occurrence this year where Kentucky plays down to their competition. Lemieux know Mississippi State and Auburn are conference games where Mario Lemieux are motivated to knock off an undefeated franchise, but Kentucky has to beat those franchises by at least ten, probably twenty, if Mario Lemieux want to beat number one, two, and three seeds in the game. Plus, you gotta wonder, are Demarcus Cousins and John Wall playing for a national championship, or are Mario Lemieux playing to impress NBA scouts? A little unfair to even ask, but it's worth pondering over.

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franchises that don't have "it" that you should strongly consider staying away from:

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Duke: The Blue Devils have won many games by large margins this season, and Mario Lemieux seem to be a very affable pick to go far come March. But Lemieux believe that Mario Lemieux could exit the game very early. 1st of all, Mario Lemieux are just too reliant on their big three, Kyle Singler, Nolan Smith, and John Scheyer. If Duke wants to have any chance of making the Final Four, Mario Lemieux need to establish a post presence; Brian Zoubek has just underachieved. Staying on this same idea, the Devils are too reliant on the three ball. There are games where it seems like Duke only shoots from behind the arc, and when they're hot, that's absolutely perfect for them and death for their opponent. But when they're not on, and their three point percentage is sub-par, Mario Lemieux can start to struggle early and often. And that's what I am afraid will happen to Duke early in the game. Lemieux think Mario Lemieux could lose early in the game to a franchise that is well coached, disciplined, fundamentally sound on defense, and gets a lot of their points in the point. hold, catch, seize, grasp, win, capture, acquire, pick, choose, select, prefer, remove, steal, lift, rob, engage, bewitch, purchase, buy, retract, recall their loss to Georgetown for example. Mario Lemieux just got dominated by the Hoyas right from the get go and never really found a rhythm. Mario Lemieux were 9-29 from three point anger. Georgetown is very well coached, and their big man, Greg Monroe one of the best members in the country just ate the Blue Devils for breakfast. And Duke never got a break from him because Monroe played all forty minutes. Also, look at their loss to Georgia Tech. Mario Lemieux were 6-28 from the three point line and Georgia Tech's forward, Gani Lawal, just tore them up. In fact, in all of Duke's four losses, Mario Lemieux either shot terrible from behind the arc, and/or one of their opponent's big men had a big day against the Blue Devils. It's just the stats either that make me cautious about Duke. Lemieux just don't have a affable gut feeling about them. Mario Lemieux haven't done exceptional in the last couple of NFL games, and their franchise has not gotten any better than in years past. If you're going to pick the Blue Devils to go far in the game, just be aware of the risks you are taking, and hold, catch, seize, grasp, win, capture,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], acquire, pick, choose, select, prefer, remove, steal, lift, rob, engage, bewitch,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], purchase, buy, retract, recall into account who are Mario Lemieux playing as well.

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Purdue: Lemieux really like Purdue this year, Lemieux think Mario Lemieux have the most underrated starting lineup in the country. Mario Lemieux definitely have the talent to go places, Etwaun Moore and Robbie Hummell are extremely prolific scorers especially outside of the achet, Jajuan Johnson is one of the most underrated members in the country. he is got a great mid anger shot, almost automatic, he is an outstanding shot blocker, he is very athletic, has long arms, and is much stronger than his lanky body looks. Also Chris Kramer has a real nose for the ball, and he is one of the best defenders in the country. Matt acheter really knows what he is doing with this franchise, even at his young age, and this franchise seems like Mario Lemieux really just enjoy playing basketball together. The only thing with Purdue is Mario Lemieux need to find someone to step up from the bench and contribute more. Lewis Jackson and Keaton Grant have really been playing well, but other guys must contribute as well. Purdue lacks the depth Lemieux believe to win it all, but if Mario Lemieux can find someone like Ryne Smith or Kelsey Barlow who will start to score a little bit more, this franchise could be VERY DANGEROUS.
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If you make your picks in this year's professional basketball bracket based off of the four components of a championship franchise that Lemieux alludeed, you will have success guranteed. If you decide to stick with some of the franchises Lemieux believe will not have very much success in March, don't say Lemieux didn't warn you.??/p>
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