Seven True/False Opinions

[GemParty]

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

 

[Rico444]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

True, mostly because I think his defense gets Brimah more minutes than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True...Samuel would have to take minutes away from Boatright and Shabazz, so I think Kromah sees the floor more.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

True. I think Shabazz's points go down and his assists go up with all the weapons we have.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

True, although I think it'll be more like jumping to the middle of the pack.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False. I think Nolan has jumped past him and will continue to improve.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

This is a tough one. I think offense is going to be tough to come by for Phil, just because of how many weapons we have, so I'll say false.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

False. Like I said above, I think Shabazz feels less of a need to put up points this year because of all the weapons we have. He'll have a few games above 30, but six seems high.

 

[bear]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.
True - only because I think he gets more minutes.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.
True - Kromah's 5th year of D-1 ball

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.
True - but barely. I think Shabazz distributes more this year and Daniels will be a matchup nightmare which should convert to a higher ppg than last year. I'm thinking somewhere around 18ppg

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.
True - I say they improve but it will not be a strength. I think top 150 in rebounding is reasonable

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.
False - I think Nolan starts but it's very possible that Brimah could emerge. I think Tyler is third right now.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.
True - Only becuase I think he atleast gets 2 and that qualifies as "multiple". I don't think it will be a regular commodity but obviously that would great if it was.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.
False - I think he could if he wanted to and if we needed him to but I just think that we have enough scoring options that it won't be necessary for Shabazz to score with that volume.

 

[nomar]

Interesting questions.

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

Seems like it. (TRUE)

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

Definitely. (TRUE)

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

I say Napier. (FALSE)

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

We couldn't be worse than last year if we tried. (TRUE)

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

Nope. (FALSE)

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

Multiple = 2? Sure. (TRUE)

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

It'll be close, but I say no, since we have 4 guys capable of putting up 20 any night. (FALSE)

 

[tcf15]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey. - FALSE

I think it will be close. I think that Facey will get more playing time as the year goes on, and average close to or more than Brimah.​

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels. - TRUE

Kromah can fill in at the 2, 3 & 4. That versatility allows him to play more minutes.​

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year. - FALSE

I think we see Shabazz lead the team in scoring.​

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement. - TRUE

I agree with Rico, we will probably jump to the middle of the pack.​

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year. - FALSE

I think we'll want to start games by outrunning the opponents. Olander isn't in shape for that yet, and who knows if he will be by the time the AAC conference schedule starts.​

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season. - TRUE

I think it will only be around 3 or 4.​

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season. - FALSE

I wouldn't be surprised to see a three or four 30 point games from him this year. 6 or more would be getting close to a Kemba-like season.​

 

[TheRealKBuks]

Great thread GemParty

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

True- as said earlier I think brimah will have more minutes this year than facey leading to a higher PPG

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True-From what I saw at the Concordia game kromah can really shoot the ball and will see the floor a lot this year

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

Tough question but I'll say true, because I think Shabazz has fewer PPG and more APG this year, however we have some guys that can really score so it wouldn't surprise me if boat lead the team in scoring

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

Define significant- I say true because we basically replace wolf with AB, and even though he had size wolf was not a great rebounder, and add PN overall development I think we improve. However I still feel
Rebounding will be a concern all year.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False- I believe PN has earned that spot

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

I think this is a better over/under question instead a true/false.

I say true - I would guess PN gets 4 double doubles this year

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

False - 30 is a lot and I've never seen someone who can score so effortlessly but isn't concerned with putting up points. By that I mean Shabazz would be happier with 2 pts and 10+ assists than 30 pts

 

[DogMania]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

True, mostly because I think his defense gets Brimah more minutes than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True...Samuel would have to take minutes away from Boatright and Shabazz, so I think Kromah sees the floor more.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

True. I think Shabazz's points go down and his assists go up with all the weapons we have.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

True, although I think it'll be more like jumping to the middle of the pack.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False. I think Nolan has jumped past him and will continue to improve.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

This is a tough one. I think offense is going to be tough to come by for Phil, just because of how many weapons we have, so I'll say false.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

False. Like I said above, I think Shabazz feels less of a need to put up points this year because of all the weapons we have. He'll have a few games above 30, but six seems high.

The only thing I'd add to this would be to #6. If 2 games qualifies for multiple double/doubles, then achieving that is not completely out of the realm of reason. The biggest factor for him having a shot at that is playing time. If KO carves up the minutes at the 4 & 5 liberally between a lot of players such as, Phil, Brimah, Facey, Olander, and Daniels (or even goes small at times with Kromah, Giffey or Tolksdorf, in a spread type offense), then Phil will not get enough minutes to pull down 10 or more rebounds and get enough shots off to surpass 10 points as well. But I wouldn't count out KO rewarding him big minutes in a few games if he plays at a very high level.

Could that happen twice or more during a 30+ game season? Probably not, Looking back the past few years, I didn't see many UConn players getting double-doubles. Daniels did it twice last season, but it took till the end of the season (2 of the last 4 games) where he was able to achieve that and one of those games went to double-OT. Going back further it's not till you get as far back as Hasheem & Adrien where you see players getting double-doubles on any sort of frequent basis. (Edited: I completely forgot about Alex Oriakhi who had multiple double-doubles while he was here, but he also logged a lot of double-doubles, but averaged more than 35 minutes in the games that he was able to achieve that. Nolan is unlikely to get those types of minutes.)

So based on a little research on double-doubles, I'd say you probably nailed all 7, Rico!

 

[arnie3]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.- False
It will take Facey longer, but he will be more productive in Conference play

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels- True
Kromah is the real deal.Samuels will have to wait his turn

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.- True
He's on the verge of a breakout year

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.-False
Although I want to believe this, I don't see it happening this year

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year._ False
If this does happen, we're in big trouble, because he's a good role player, not starter

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.-False
Rebounding perhaps, not scoring

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.-False
He'll put up 30+ once or twice if he has to, but he's into dishing more than scoring

 

[gwhuskyfan]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey. TRUE : as of now I think he's the best option off the bench

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels. TRUE

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year. FALSE: Still lean Bazz on this one

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement. TRUE

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year. FALSE: I really think Olander is our 3rd stringer behind Nolan and Brimah

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season. TRUE: Going w/ 3

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season. FALSE: I'll give him 30 in at least one, but not six+

 

[HuskyBballFan]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey. TRUE: Unless they use him at the 5 (where he's competing against three other guys that are either bigger or stronger than him), I'm having a tough time seeing how Facey has much of a role this year. How many minutes can he really get at the 4 backing up DeAndre Daniels (not to mention Giffey and even Tolksdorf once in awhile).

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels. TRUE: Doesn't matter how high we are on Terrence. If the starting guards stay healthy, there are only so many minutes for him.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year. TRUE: Should be close. I can see both Daniels and Napier in the 16-17 range.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement. TRUE: Even getting to 200th would be considered significant, wouldn't it?

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year. FALSE: Tyler looks like the exact same player he's been for 4 years now. He's started a lot of games, nobody can say he wasn't given a chance.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season. FALSE: Despite what I just said about Olander, I don't think he's going to be completely glued to the bench. Even if Olander/Brimah combine for 15 minutes per game (which is probably conservative), that only leaves 25 minutes for Nolan. Tough to put up huge numbers when you're in a 3-way timeshare. Nolan also managed to get himself in foul trouble even in the exhibitions.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season. FALSE: Really shouldn't be necessary.​

 

[OkaForPrez]

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

True. Brimah will be first off the bench behind Phil Nolan and will score enough fast break points in his minutes. His soft touch will make him a weapon from the foul line which he should get to on occasion playing in the post.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True. Because Bazz and Boat can rotate off on point guard responsibilities, we will have more need at 2 guard and Kromah's experience will be an asset.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

False. Daniels scoring rises in the last 4 games of last year were as much due to need as finding his game. He will be efficient and dangerous, but will play within the game flow. Bazz will lead all scorers.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

True. Phil Nolan has clearly gained strength and is playing more physically. He will play significant minutes at the 5 and help significantly in rebounding. Additionally, we will force tempo which will open up the game and limit our disadvantage on the backboard.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False. Tyler will earn his way back to modest minutes, but has given up his seniority rights to start.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

True! but rebounds will be more prevalent than scoring and multiple might mean 2 or 3.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

False. Too many weapons. Similar to Deandre answer, he'll play within the game flow. He doesn't need 30 to hit dagger 3's.

 

[Tenspro2002]

I'm going to go ahead and give my answers before peeking at anyone else's.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

True. I don't think it will be more than 3 PPG, but I see Brimah getting significantly more minutes than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True. Kromah has shown something in the exhibitions, and gives us another option at the 2/3 if OC or Giff is struggling and Boat or Bazz needs a breather. He'll get 12-15 mpg. We have two solid PGs ahead of Samuel, and he'll end up with maybe 6-8 mpg.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

False. Our offense has become reliant on our PGs creating for themselves more than creating for others. I think Bazz leads the team in scoring once again, around 18 ppg. Daniels will improve to around 15 ppg, but not really explode the way some expect.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

True. Having to play Olander 20+ mpg at the 5 really hurt us in this department. Nolan, Brimah, Facey, and improved play from Daniels will have us somewhere in the middle of the pack, say 150th.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False. I don't think he even starts the first regular season game of the year, nevermind the first conference game. It will be Nolan.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

False. I don't see enough scoring from him and, frankly, not enough minutes. He's not going to be a 30-35 mpg stalwart, but rather a 20-25 mpg rotation player who happens to start. I expect maybe 6/6 from Nolan this year, with the occasional 12/7 or 5/10. I'd be surprised if he gets into double-figures in both categories more than once.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.


False. Our offense is way too balanced to necessitate it. If he gets 30+, that means he's having to force everything himself and lead a late charge. We're a better all-around team than that. He'll have several games in the 20's, maybe even flirt with 30 in an especially high-scoring game or if he's on fire, but it won't be a regular occurrence.

 

[ColoradoUCFan]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

True. Brimah is a true center has a lot more playing time potential than Facey as a forward. We're short on the 5 position, not so much at 4. Plus, the Southern game proved that Amida can play D and get blocks. So, Brimah will score more than Facey because he'll get more playing time. He'll score less per minute though than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True. That's an easy answer. Kromah is a true scorer off the bench. Samuel is a true point guard. With Boat and Bazz, we will barely need a pg off the bench. We will at times need someone in who can nail a three. Plus, Kromah is a proven veteran

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

False. But, I hope I'm wrong. To paraphrase Champs, Bazz has the confidence. I'm not yet convinced DD has the confidence to be the leading scorer. I hope he does, because he's a machine. We all know Bazz believes in his ability and not afraid to take a shot when it's needed.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

How do you define significant? True / False. They'll be better, but not in the top 100. Is that significant?

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False. It will either be Amida or Nolan. I'm guessing Amida.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

False. He'll hit 10 rebounds in 5 games. He'll score 10 points in 4 games. Chances are that two of them won't be during the same game.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

False. He wants to win this year. That means he is looking to distribute. He COULD score 30 points in 6 games easy, but he won't because of his team–first attitude. He will hit 30 points in 2 games.

 

[pj]

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
FALSE
FALSE
FALSE

 

[MDHusky]

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey. Push, who cares just need both to get some boards.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels. True - not even close.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year. False - may not even be 2nd leading scorer this year.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement. True- will be better but will probably be outrebounded more than 50% of games. Our shooting % overcomes deficiency.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year. False - smaller lineup is our best team.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season. False - but should be a solid contributor 8ppg, 7 rb

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

True - All American 1st team. May also have some games less than 10 points but contributes with assists and rebounds. Will do whatever it takes to win.

 

[MDHusky]

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.
Push - just need rebounds from both.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.
True - not even close. Experience will help us big time.


3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.
False - may not even be our 2nd leading scorer. 15ppg for sure.


4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.
True - but still may be outrebounded by opponent more than 50% of games. Our Shooting % will overcome deficiency.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.
False - but he will be a factor in a handful of games.


6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.
False - might have 1 or 2 but probably will give us 6.5pg and 6 rebounds.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

True - that's what an All American does. But will also have some games with more assists than points.

 

[Tenspro2002]

Based on our first game, I went through my predictions from earlier in the week. Long story short, I don't see too many surprises.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

Original opinion: True. I don't think it will be more than 3 PPG, but I see Brimah getting significantly more minutes than Facey.
Revised opinion: True. Not really any revision. Facey didn't even get off the bench tonight. Brimah looked like he could pick up some garbage/transition points.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

Original opinion: True. Kromah has shown something in the exhibitions, and gives us another option at the 2/3 if OC or Giff is struggling and Boat or Bazz needs a breather. He'll get 12-15 mpg. We have two solid PGs ahead of Samuel, and he'll end up with maybe 6-8 mpg.
Revised opinion: True. Not really any revision. For what it's worth, Kromah ended up with 15 minutes tonight, Samuel with 7, about what I expected.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

Original opinion: False. Our offense has become reliant on our PGs creating for themselves more than creating for others. I think Bazz leads the team in scoring once again, around 18 ppg. Daniels will improve to around 15 ppg, but not really explode the way some expect.
Revised opinion: False. This game I think will be fairly representative of how our offense will look all season. Daniels just isn't the sort of wing who can create for himself and be the focal point of an offense. Bazz, as expected, was and will be our leading scorer.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

Original opinion: True. Having to play Olander 20+ mpg at the 5 really hurt us in this department. Nolan, Brimah, Facey, and improved play from Daniels will have us somewhere in the middle of the pack, say 150th.
Revised opinion: True. Not much revision here. Already, we've outrebounded Maryland, a pretty beefy team. No single guy stood out, but our team rebounding principles were solid.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

Original opinion: False. I don't think he even starts the first regular season game of the year, nevermind the first conference game. It will be Nolan.
Revised opinion: False. Not much revision here. He didn't even get off the bench until foul trouble beset Nolan and Brimah.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

Original opinion: False. I don't see enough scoring from him and, frankly, not enough minutes. He's not going to be a 30-35 mpg stalwart, but rather a 20-25 mpg rotation player who happens to start. I expect maybe 6/6 from Nolan this year, with the occasional 12/7 or 5/10. I'd be surprised if he gets into double-figures in both categories more than once.
Revised opinion: False. Not much revision here. Took 2 shots tonight. That's about the kind of output we can expect from him. Maybe a little more, maybe the occasional 8 or 9 point game, but he won't score enough and won't get enough minutes.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

Original opinion: False. Our offense is way too balanced to necessitate it. If he gets 30+, that means he's having to force everything himself and lead a late charge. We're a better all-around team than that. He'll have several games in the 20's, maybe even flirt with 30 in an especially high-scoring game or if he's on fire, but it won't be a regular occurrence.
Revised opinion: False. Not much revision here. Bazz only took 12 shots, but did rack up 7 assists. We're going to be the balanced team we were expected to be. Bazz is the undisputed leader, but doesn't have to do it all himself.

 

[Tenspro2002]

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

Now that we're 1/5 of the way through the season, does anyone want to revisit their opinion on these True/False predictions?

1. Brimah is ahead of Facey in the pecking order, though neither of them is going to score more than 2 ppg. Also, Facey might not have that much in the denominator (games played).

2. Kromah is the first guard off the bench and a valuable defender, with a little bit of offense to go with it. Samuel is a "break glass in case of emergency" guy and won't see more playing time than a guy like Donnell Beverly got his first few years.

3. Daniels's scoring has come on of late, but Bazz still drives the bus.

4. Disappointingly, we're not going to have made a marked improvement in rebounding. Nolan and Daniels are too passive, Brimah has no basketball instincts (except for blocking shots), and Olander has the athleticism of your average over-40 rec league stiff.

5. Olander won't start; Nolan will likely be the starter all year, by default.

6. Nolan won't have a single game with double digits in scoring or rebounding, nevermind multiple games with both. He might not record a double-double until his senior year, and by then he might have been recruited over anyway.

7. It takes a special performance to get 30 in a game. I'm not sure Kemba did it 6 times in 2011. Bazz won't need to do it every night and, moreover, seems content to be a facilitator first and a scorer when necessary.

 

[willie99]

You've seen 2 exhibition games, read lots of articles, including a manifesto yesterday that was really amazing. Answer these questions that crossed my mind TRUE or FALSE. Give a brief reason why. You might want to copy & paste the questions so others can follow your logic or the madness in your responses.

1. Brimah will ave more points per game this year than Facey.

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

then / now
yes / yes
maybe / yes
yes / maybe
yes / yes
no / no
yes / no
no / no

 

[selles]

6. Nolan won't have a single game with double digits in scoring or rebounding,

I'd take that bet.

 

[joober jones]

He did put in 8 last night, not too far from double digits in scoring at least.

 

[ColoradoUCFan]

Virtually no changes for me. I feel like I did a good job after watching the exhibition game. The only thing I got wrong was I argued with the subjective nature of whether we'll improve at rebounding. Now, I just know the answer is no.



Then / Now

1. Brimah will have more points per game this year than Facey.

True / True

2. Kromah will play more minutes per game this year than Samuels.

True / True

3. Daniels will lead the team in scoring average this year.

False / False

4. UConn, who ranked 290th in rebounding last year will make a significant improvement.

How do you define significant? / False

5. Olander starts the first AAC game of the year.

False. / False

6. Phil Nolan has multiple double/doubles this season.

False. / False

7. Napier scores 30+ in six or more games this season.

False. / False