RedSoxFaithful
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"I don't know who (the selection committee is) having fun with, but it's not fun for me," Masiello said.
"It's an honor any time I can be on the opposing bench opposite someone like Rick Pitino," he said. "I look up to him so much. He means so much to me, but besides that, there's really not much story line in it. I've already been down this road and lost by (28 in Louisville last season.) I didn't want to do it again, so it's a very tough matchup."
Louisville is the "strongest No. 4 seed I bet in the last 15 years," Masiello said. He called Louisville a "bigger, better version of us," and said he'd likely know what was coming on Thursday, but it didn't mean he could stop it, calling the Cardinals a national title contender.
"I'm gonna call (Pitino) right now and see if we can get this game postponed a couple weeks," Masiello joked.
Just saw an interview with Maisello on NY TV. This guy is a winner; young, smart, well spoken and a great motivator of men. And a wonderful recruiter as well. This guy would be a home run. We need to bring him to Wake.
Here we go.
Masiello is still apparently pissed at the NCAA. The sideline reporter said in the pregame that "this is supposed to be one of the happiest times in [Masiello's] life, and the NCAA took that away from [him]."
I would be happier if the guy would stop whining about it.
I would be happier if the guy would stop whining about it.
Pitino gushed over Masiello in that interview. Of all his disciples, Pitino said Masiello was the most similar to himself.