Magnanimous

Second batter walked on the same pitch inside. Ump missed it.

Who’s this clown sitting behind the plate who’s never seen a strike before?

AH needs to just scrap the balconies. Build more seats around the non-suite baseline and make it a steep horseshoe.

I admittedly don’t follow much college soccer; but being from NJ I found it odd seeing Seton Hall ranked nationally this high in soccer, so I took a look at their roster. Two-thirds of their players are from overseas. Is this normal in college soccer? Really strange pipeline they have to compile a roster like that.

Why are we going to play Nebraska in New Jersey?

I’ll be in my forties when this happens...

This is what happens when people have to justify why their jobs exist.

I hope that between the two new guards, new coaching scheme and some offseason development we’re not only competitive but winning the close games we kept losing last year. However, while I’m glad to see kids buying into Woodson’s vision and some stability through the coaching change, this team has been pretty bad the last few seasons. I hope this isn’t setting up to be like Crean’s third, but I’m cautiously optimistic about a significant jump next year returning the same players from a bad team.

He was there in 2015-16 when Bryant, OG and Morgan were freshmen, plus Yogi another NBA player on the roster.

Josh Newkirk was a trailblazer.

Gonzaga would be a top ten team on a near annual basis regardless of their conference affiliation. Undefeated all the way to the championship game? Unlikely, but it’s not a fluke them getting there.

I’m excited for what Woodson and the program are doing so far, and hopefully we get Franklin and a few transfers in here, but these players have a lot of work to do before I get too optimistic about next season. I’d almost feel more comfortable about immediate results if there was more roster turnover. However, I think our freshmen have a lot of potential and am anxious to see what real coaching does for their development over the next few years. I’m thinking we’re a bubble team as things stand now.