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He's just mad because he can't find one example of a Larranaga coached Miami team missing the tournament because of a weak non-conference schedule.

Still wrong no matter how many times you repeat it.

Totally void of substance.

I've gotten him to say his favorite word. You know he's defeated and desperate now. Smashed on the argument he now resorts to childish insults to save face.

Again, losing to bad teams will hurt your chances. Not scheduling them. You're right. This is not complex but somehow you haven't grasped it yet.

I never said there was a guarantee. So still no points made on your part.

And in the one year Miami missed the tournament (2015) it wasn't because of a weak non-conference schedule. Again, you've made no progress in supporting your obsession for this topic.

It's hard to miss. You're the whiniest ***** on this forum and about the stupidest topics, too.

Yeah, losing to bad teams will hurt your chances. Not merely scheduling them in the non-conference. So far you haven't given a single scintilla of evidence that a weak non-conference schedule will hurt our tournament chances.

I did read it and it doesn't make your post any better. So except for non-conference games we play, we won't play any good teams in the non-conference schedule. OK.

We probably will at the Wooden Legacy. The point is that this issue is nowhere near as important as you're making it out to be. It certainly doesn't demand the attention that you've given it.

And we've been on the NCAA bubble twice in Larranaga's tenure. 2012 and 2015. And neither time did we miss the tournament because our non-conference schedule was too weak. In 2012 it was too tough (we went 0-4 against Ole Miss, Purdue, Memphis and West Virginia) and in 2015 it was just fine but...

Then you're not a Miami basketball fan.

And it matters as much as the first time you said it. Which is zero.