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That's a good point. They are in a very weak league.
It is a weaker conference than the old BE obviously, but unfortunately it is still better than the cesspool that is our AAC.
That's a good point. They are in a very weak league.
It is a weaker conference than the old BE obviously, but unfortunately it is still better than the cesspool that is our AAC.
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Depends on what EC wants. If he thinks the school is able to give him the resources he needs to deliver realistic expectations on the court; the pay is pretty competitive.
You should have beaten UConn that last game. The Huskies were running on fumes, Wolf was out and a bunch of guys were hurt. But you spit the bit. Both team at full strength and PC loses big.
As much as we all like to rip PC it was pretty impressive that they coughed up $2,000,000 for Cooley. I can see him staying around for quite a while. Who the hell else would pay him that much?
Zzzzziiiiiinnnnnngggggg!Yes.
Anybody with ambition and a brain would leave PC.
PC' squad wasn't that depleated in Jan. In the 2nd game Wolf, Olender & Calhoun were out. All starters. Giffey the 6th man also out. When 4 of the top 6 miss a game, and that team wins it's a very impressive accomplishment. Plus Bazz was at 50%. We beat you at 50% strength. That can't be overlooked.Uconn was fully healthy in January and needed OT to beat a depleted PC squad. Wasn't like the guys missing were difference makers(excluding Calhoun)
Yonnick,
Please! Council played on one leg. Dunn had been back for 3 games and cotton was coming off injury. Bazz was slightly better than 50 percent; and last time I checked he didn't have off season surgery; cotton did. The guys that were out for Uconn amounted to squat. Calhoun mattered; there wasn't significant downgrades.