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Message: [QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 4099351, member: 5787"] Here's my bonus Sunday preview: Noon: Yale @ Seton Hall - FS1: Potentially an interesting game, but even though Yale should be one of, if not, the best team in the Ivy, I’m not confident they will be gelled together after a year off. Greenwich’s Jack Molloy is a big part of Yale’s future and will be an interesting prospect to see develop 1 PM: Florida State @ Florida - ESPN: Great opening weekend in-state game. Leonard Hamilton is one of my favorite coaches and it seems like he’s never rebuilding, just retooling. Houston transfer Caleb Mills will be a big scoring boost while the top-30 freshman wing duo of Matthew Cleveland and Jalen Warley will be exciting to see how they fit in Hamilton’s system. Florida won the Myreon Jones sweepstakes and are a team mostly built by transfers. I don’t think he’s playing Sunday, but I wish Keyontae Johnson a speedy recovery. Hope to see him on the court soon. 3 PM: South Dakota State @ Stephen F. Austin- ESPN+: Very good mid-major matchup. South Dakota State is arguably the top team in the Summit, returning FIVE double-digit scorers, three of which averaged 15+ last season. SDSU has good size too: their starting lineup clocks in at 6’4, 6’4, 6’6, 6’7 and 6’8. SFA, the former Southland stud, is entering its first year in the WAC and should be a top-tier team thanks to three of their best players returning for a fifth year. Gavin Kensmil is their stud, a 6’7 260 monster in the post. SFA is known for two things: causing turnovers (3rd in nation last year) and offensive rebounding (7th in nation). 5 PM: Western Kentucky v South Carolina - ESPNU: I feel like people are sleeping on WKU. Yes, all-time great Charles Bassey is gone, but Stansbury has done a nice job plugging in his spot with DePaul transfer Jaylen Butz and 7’5! Jamarion Sharp. BC/Maryland transfer Jarirus Hamilton has started the season averaging 16.5 ppg. Amongst their returnees, sophomore point guard Dayton McKnight is averaging 26.5/7/5 and the team will be even stronger once former Cincy wing Keith Williams plays. For South Carolina, I’ve always like Frank Martin coached teams: not very gifted in skill, but they work their butts off. [/QUOTE]

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