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From: pector@ihuxw.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Observations the last week
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Date: Tue, 17-Jan-84 13:36:18 EST
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Byron,

Given that my love for the ACC and the SEC could be held in one hand by
one of the zillions of angels that stand on the head of a pin (metaphorical
way of saying that I dislike all teams in both conferences), I hope that
my opinions do not seem biased.  North Carolina (seems a contradiction in
terms for anything south of the Mason-Dixon line) will do their usual
choke in the playoffs.  A good Yankee team will teach them the fundamentals
they lack at that time.  The same hold true for Kentucky which by the end
of the season will be (as usual) Kentuckered out!  Given these facts,
it is a waste of good hot air to deven mention or give a hint of even the
mere existence of these two conferences.  'Nuff Said.

I wish I could say DePaul is going to take it all.  I know that at the
end of the regular season they will be ranked No. 1.  But, who cares
for that?  That has happened 2 or 3 times in the past few years, and
they have gone on to choke in the first round of the playoffs.  I hope
DePaul pulls it off for Ray Meyer, but I don't think they'll do it.  I
agree with you about their lack of discipline.

Who will win it all?  At this time, I'm undecided and will not comment.

						Go Northwestern!
						Scott Pector