If Oklahoma Where Champions in 1988, they would have made the Bad Years Bearable

I feel like with the Lloyd Noble Center being bigger than Cameron Indoor, had they been Champions in 1988 after catching Norm Stewart's Missouri Tigers by the toes, literally, it would have made the bad years bearable. Fast forward to 2020, there is a far from a Hockeytown Styled Fan Loyalty, and their Crosstown Interstate Counterparts need a full Arena, too.

It would not have changed Switzer, it would not have made the behind the scenes uncouth and tawdry here in Cedar Rapids. It would have been the fuel for the fire for future National Championships. The reality is since LSU, there has been a sense of being fed up around Norman.

That sense is rewriting the State and the School in the worst way. The discontent is not good and even though they've have Lon Kruger, they are burning about how the State is not playing like 1st Priority. The Thunder, which is apples and oranges, is just as bad at being New School and inept in the worst.

I would feel like the Mountain West would shift some badly needed Conference Realignment. If Tulsa brought the Flag back from Atlanta, they'd have reason to fill the place all year like it was Oklahoma or Iowa coming to school. I feel like the Madness is usually cultural and apathetic at the same time.

UNLV wouldn't have done that, Michigan, had it not been for the Fab Five, wouldn't have been hexed with Runners Up, Duke's Big Fall is Not Keeping Zion, and amid other things, and it is not that hard to tell where quality is at.