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Message: [QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 4259216, member: 5787"] Good call. Just looked into their coaching staff. Not the same talent level as George Mason, but definitely younger with the ability to play a squad of five all 43 and younger: [B]The little point guard: [/B]Director of Basketball Performance Chris Hays. 5'7 165. [LIST] [*]Played three seasons at Slippery Rock. Averaged 3.8p in his final season in the 14-15 season. [/LIST] [B]The do-everything guard: [/B]Head Coach Juan Dixon. 6'3 165. [LIST] [*]20.4p, 4.6r, 2.9a, 2.6s, 46.9 fg%, 39.7 3p% in his senior year at Maryland (wow, what a season!) [/LIST] [B]The hustle guard: [/B]Assistant Coach Charles Agumagu. 6'0 185 [LIST] [*]Was a walk-on at Barry. Minimal PT between the 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 season. [/LIST] [B]Forward: [/B]Assistant Head Coach Kent Auslander. 6'6 200. [LIST] [*]Walked-on at Maryland before playing two seasons at Coppin State: 6.6p, 3.1r, 37.3 3p% in the 2018-2019 season. [/LIST] [B]The big: [/B]Associate Head Coach John Auslander. 6'7 220. [LIST] [*]21 points in 132 career minutes as a walk-on at Maryland. Played between 11-12 and 13-14 seasons. [/LIST] Much younger than George Mason, but I still think George Mason wins. Do you take George Mason's high-end talent over Coppin State's athleticism, overall size and youth? [/QUOTE]