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Pastimes : 1998-1999 NCAA Men's College Basketball -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Eddie Kim who wrote (146)	12/6/1998 11:52:00 PM
From: The Street	Respond to of 571

1. Connecticut (19) 6-0 737 1 2. Maryland (11) 9-0 731 2 3. Duke 7-1 683 4 4. Cincinnati 5-0 621 7 5. Kentucky 7-1 583 8 6. North Carolina 8-1 559 3 7. Stanford 4-2 546 5 9. Purdue 7-1 511 12 10. Arizona 4-0 481 13 11. Indiana 8-1 438 16 12. Syracuse 7-1 355 11 13. Michigan St 4-3 341 9 14. Temple 4-3 334 10 15. New Mexico 5-0 328 18 16. UCLA 4-2 296 19 17. Washington 4-2 232 14 18. Pittsburgh 7-2 215 21 19. Clemson 7-1 191 24 20. St. John's 6-2 183 25 21. Oklahoma St 4-2 180 15 22. Utah 4-3 116 20 23. Arkansas 5-2 114 17 24. Auburn 8-0 56 NR 25. Tennessee 6-2 50 NR

To: Eddie Kim who wrote (146)	12/7/1998 7:03:00 AM
From: Wildstar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 571

Connecticut has looked the most impressive so far to me. Especially that win over Mich St. Something's not right with Duke. I don't what it is. They have all the talent they need to be the best, but something's just not clicking. I wonder why Nate James isn't getting more playing time. Has anyone seen Lamar Odom play? I saw him against UTAH and I was impressed. He's 6'10", got handles, can shoot, has nice footwork. I think he's gone to the league formerly known as the NBA after this year.