Georgetown wasn't going anywhere anyway

That depends on what you mean by number 1 defense.  Do you mean points, percentage shooting, blocks, steals etc...

Georgetown kept teams in the big east shooting in the low forties, sounds good to me. 

I have Davidson in the elite eight for a good reason.  Watch and learn...

Hibbert would've done better to have come out in last years draft. To me, this year really hurt his stock. Luckily teams will be lining up to pick him in June due to the fact that he's 7'2"

I wouldn't be concerned about the fact that Carolina plays "cream puffs" if I were you. 

What's more disturbing is the fact that Carolina or Duke always seems to play in Carolina in the first round which is basically a home game.  

But, I'm a Carolina fan so it's ok for me right now!

KU could get to the final 4 by facing a #16, #8, #12 and either a #3 or #10 seed.  Wisconsin is their only big name threat.  But they still might find a way to choke -- it's been done before (Bucknell, Bradley come to mind). 

Who will win it all this year???

 I have a suggestion for mbryant32: You need to spend your time watching NBA basketball because you don't have a clue about college basketball.

Hansbrough is only the third player in ACC history to not only be voted first team all-ACC three times, but by UNANIMOUS vote.

The other two are Art Heyman (Duke's all time leading scorer) and David Thompson.

In being selected first team All-ACC by unanimous vote, we aren't talking about about a few beat writers and TV announcers. Hansbrough has received 90 out of 90 votes three consecutive years from ACC media members that cover all 12 schools.

The fact that Hansbrough came to Carolina as a freshman and was dominant from virtually his first game might be his most impressive accomplishment, since UNC lost its top SIX scorers from its 2005 national championship team (the first defending national champion to lose that many key players) and had no absolutely NO help inside during that entire season.

Should Hansbrough return for his senior season, he will obviously (barring injury) become the first player in ACC history to be voted on the ACC first team four times and could very well be the first and only player to do it by UNANIMOUS vote.

In summary, I would advise mbryant32  (or any other morons) to do some research before making idiotic statements on a national message board that to provide no facts to back them up.

Of course, Heyman's and Thompson's accomplishments were much more impressive because there were such things as seniors back then.

Hansbrough plays hard but he's limited. Collison, the old Kansas star, is what I see in his NBA future.

Now Love of UCLA has a shot to be something at the NBA level. He's got some fluid moves, his passing ability keeps defenses honest and he can get his shot off against taller defenders because of the fadeaway.

Hansbrough just turns and shoots a semi hook. That is going to get stuffed by good defenders.