Mar 9, 2014; St. Louis, MO, USA; Wichita State Shockers guard Nick Wiggins (15) moves the ball as Indiana State Sycamores guard Lucas Eitel (2) defends during first half of the championship game of the Missouri Valley Conference basketball tournament at Scotttrade Center. Mandatory Credit: Scott Kane-USA TODAY Sports
The Wichita State Shockers will enter the NCAA tournament undefeated as the Shockers defeated the Indiana State Sycamores 83-69 in St. Louis, MO on Sunday to win the automatic bid of the Missouri Valley Conference. They will be the first team to enter the NCAA tournament since UNLV did it in 1991. Here are some tweets about the accomplishment:
Introducing the 2014 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Champions, your Wichita State Shockers! #34-0pic.twitter.com/Yi8yzLh5e5
— Sunflower Sports (@SunflowerSports)March 9, 2014
To reiterate: if you think Wichita State is not legit, or you think they aren't worthy of a 1 seed... you aren't watching.#ShockerNation
— Seconds to Madness (@Seconds2Madness)March 9, 2014
Wichita State is legit. I don't care what anyone says. Winning 34 games in a row is an amazing accomplishment.
— Crazie Talk (@crazietalker)March 9, 2014
Wichita State. 34-0. Unbeaten entering the NCAA Tournament. And they're seemingly getting better and better.
— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello)March 9, 2014
Props to Wichita State for going undefeated, but they really had the weakest schedule, wonder how they'll do in tourney against good teams
— Andrew Simpkins (@scuba_simp)March 9, 2014
Not matter what you think about the school, the program or even their mascot; it’s quite an accomplishment to go undefeated into the NCAA tournament. Congratulations to the Wichita State Shockers, you did it. Now the question will remain, will they go 40-0? Let us know in the comments down below!
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