You want a serious answer? We’re in a period where the rules are changing so constantly year to year that there is no way to tell. It may be that the world is changing around us in a way that’s going to make the future less bright, and it may be that the last two years we’ve only been a player...
To be clear, though, even winning out the regular season won’t get us an NCAA bid. RPI is too low and the remaining games aren’t against good enough teams to get us there. Winning out would leave us not just two wins short of ucjoet’s goals, but will have been achieved with a significantly...
No. It wasn’t the blocked shots that made DC the most valuable (not the best but the most valuable) player in the country. It was the deterrent his size and quickness provided from teams entering the paint in the first place
Competing for it is great. Thinking your season is a bust because you didn’t get it is something else.
But with the current rules, no one is really going to compete for a championship every year. Because of the amount of roster turnover, some years a coach and a school is just going to get...
Let me ask a serious question. Do you think in putting this team together we’ve reserved the cash to pay what it would cost to sign a first team all American out of the blue? If so, ask the question. If not, why are you bothering?
And if you think “it’s natty or bust” every single year, I...
So what you would like is to get a player with one additional skill, presumably for the same amount of money in the budget and for the same slot available of playing time. Why, that’s brilliant!! Why didn’t the rest of us think of wanting an even better player for the same amount of money.
I hope to God’s sake he’s not half Flemish and half Walloonian. Because from what I know from doing business in Belgium, that would mean he would hate himself.
LOL. Waiting for the first genius to tell us not to bother because it takes him 30 shots to get those 83 points.
We are learning how delusionally spoiled our fanbase has become. From a program that languished at the bottom of the Big East with a team the New York Post referred to as "the Smurfs."
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