Cincinnati Sports Fan @TheComcast

Putting losing in perspective.... The #Reds have not finished better than 3rd place in the NL Central for 13 consecutive seasons: 3rd-4th-3rd-4th-3rd-3rd-4th-5th-5th-5th-5th-4th-3rd. They have finished better than 3rd place just three times over the last 26 seasons: 1st 2012, 1st 2010, 2nd 2000. NL Central division finishes since 2000: 1st place: 2 (2010, 2012) 2nd place: 1 (2000) 3rd place: 8 4th place: 8 5th place: 7 They have gone 12 consecutive seasons without winning more than 83 games. They have just eight winning seasons over the last 26 years. Forget winning a World Series, forget winning a playoff series, forget a winning season, forget making the playoffs....the Reds can't even compete in their own division. A division with markets like Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Milwaukee.

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Cincinnati Sports Fan @TheComcast

5 months ago

@LanceMcAlister where you going to go?

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Charlie Clifford @char_cliff

5 months ago

Reds are now 1-10 against the NL Central Offense held to 2 hits. 8-1 Cards final.

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Cincinnati Sports Fan @TheComcast

5 months ago

@Tnredsfan157220 @LanceMcAlister exactly, maybe both are bad

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Cincinnati Sports Fan @TheComcast

7 months ago

@4thandsaturday and if SMU wasn’t good why were they in the tournament? guess everyone was crying about the wrong team

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Dana Beers @danabeers

7 months ago

I hope Miami goes out and wins the whole damn thing

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FanDuel @FanDuel

7 months ago

Miami (OH) deserves their flowers 💐

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Alex Taylor @alex_m_taylor22

7 months ago

There were actually people who cover college basketball for a living that didn’t want Miami (OH) in this tournament.

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Matt Norlander @MattNorlander

7 months ago

Didn't lose a regular season game. Should have never had to play a game in Dayton. Took advantage anyway in an awesome environment and beat a power-conference team by double digits. Lifetime memory for that fan base. Miami is legitimized, tonight and forever.