All my co-workers that are hok fans just love reminding me what a grind the B1G season is, there's never an off night, blah blah blah. I think it's hilarious they've laid a giant egg in this tournament.
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All my co-workers that are hok fans just love reminding me what a grind the B1G season is, there's never an off night, blah blah blah. I think it's hilarious they've laid a giant egg in this tournament.
Would they schedule DePaul again in the Big East challenge since we were suppose to play this year?
If not since the Big East has 11 teams now we are looking at drawing a team like Providence, Butler, Marquette. Thats probably a loss. Iowa is most likely a loss.
SEC we'll probably draw a team like South Carolina or Georgia. It's likely they play in a pre season tournament but hopefully it's the kind with teams like Boise State and Akron again.
If not since the Big East has 11 teams now we are looking at drawing a team like Providence, Butler, Marquette. Thats probably a loss. Iowa is most likely a loss.
SEC we'll probably draw a team like South Carolina or Georgia. It's likely they play in a pre season tournament but hopefully it's the kind with teams like Boise State and Akron again.
Below is a list of scholarship players that the Cyclones.com website currently shows for 2021/22. Interesting that Coleman-Land is still on the list. Since this past season didn't count toward eligibility, I am reflecting that in Year column.
If Coleman-Land sticks around we have 3 scholarships available.
If Coleman-Land sticks around we have 3 scholarships available.
I AGREE all 3 teams were Vastly Underseeded....Of course Loyola with Sister Jean as there cheerleader and scout should have been seeded a lot higher than where they were....Illinois had no way to stop the Loyola Precision Offense and paid the price......CHICAGO ROCKS BUT the rest of Illinois SUCKS IMHO
I'm lazy, are they up to 11 or down to 11? Wasn't aware of anyone coming or going from that conference.
So much of the NCAA Tournament is match-ups. The great teams cause match-up problems and can play against multiple styles and pace of play.
I also think situations like Loyola v Illinois or Abilene Christian v Texas can create unique situations - underdog: chip on shoulder v. favorite: over confidence.
Watching the tournament makes me more optimistic that with 3-4 solid players added to our roster that the Cyclones could be competitive in the Big 12 next year.
I also think situations like Loyola v Illinois or Abilene Christian v Texas can create unique situations - underdog: chip on shoulder v. favorite: over confidence.
Watching the tournament makes me more optimistic that with 3-4 solid players added to our roster that the Cyclones could be competitive in the Big 12 next year.
You can run five year averages and also look at how many upper classmen those teams that average out to 250-330 and get a pretty good idea.
Thanks. For some reason I thought they'd been there for awhile. Nope, just that 2020 felt like a decade
I don't think JCL would count toward the 13 even if he stays.
"If a student-athlete stays at their current school but has exhausted eligibility, their aid doesn’t count against team limits."
NCAA grants all basketball players extra year of eligibility
Aztecs have 5 seniors who could all return next season
I don't think JCL would count toward the 13 even if he stays.
"If a student-athlete stays at their current school but has exhausted eligibility, their aid doesn’t count against team limits."
NCAA grants all basketball players extra year of eligibility
Aztecs have 5 seniors who could all return next seasonwww.sandiegouniontribune.com
Thanks for clarifying. Wasn't sure how that was going to work for basketball.
I noticed last week that ESPN was calling these returning players "Super Seniors" related to football.
I would be surprised in Coleman-Land returns, unless there is a compelling reason from a graduate school degree perspective. But he was by-far our best 3 point shooter and seems like a mature kid, so he would be nice from a leadership perspective.
Interesting clarification from NCAA on extra year.
“The eligibility is available at another school,” the spokesperson said in a subsequent email, “but the scholarship will count against team limits. If a student-athlete stays at their current school but has exhausted eligibility, their aid doesn’t count against team limits.”
So, this means Smith was extremely interested, they shunned him, there were no other unique factors to those cases, and he stinks as a candidate. OK. Do you still need to be fighting the TJ battle? He was hired last week. Go TJ!
SIDE BAR: Center has become a 4-letter word in basketball. Case in point, Big George isn't a "forward."
There was speculation he was going to be interviewed but they didn't even bother and hired Kruger. I'm not fighting any battle. This is called "mop up" operations.
