go iu bb

Yep, probably cements PU as a 1 seed. How unfortunate, although it'll be enjoyable watching them underperform that seed.

For Geronimo, I'm not so sure he's gone. It wouldn't surprise me either way. Duncomb is the player I'll be surprised if he doesn't transfer.

UCLA loses starting guard Jaylen Clark for the remainder of the season with an Achilles injury. That might hurt their chances at a 1 seed.

Translation: "I'm not going to retire on my own. They need to fire me if they want me gone." Looking for a buyout? Edit: saw he's gone. Did they fire him?

So you're saying he'll probably get a few more years to show whether or not he can be successful. He can't control team chemistry yet he's ultimately responsible for it as far as how it affects the team's record.

Do you mean BJ Mack from Wofford? I don't see the Messiah Jones jokes (religious jokes, maybe?) but certainly see the jokes that would come from someone named BJ at a school with Oral in its name.

They were disappointing but they answered the question of which was the real UNC team last year - the regular season UNC or the NCAAT UNC. The answer was an emphatic "regular season UNC". The run was the fluke. How much longer does UNC give Davis to turn it around?

That is what I think of every time I hear or see his name.

We do need scoring but also need efficient scoring. This guy is a scorer but he certainly isn't efficient. It appears he loves to shoot 3s even though he only hits them at a rate of about 29% - and that wasn't against B1G quality opponents.

Yep, Miller was terrible at evaluating talent. He had a ton of bad evals on both the players he landed and others he missed on. Lots of players that ended up being mid major/sub-par high major talents that he recruited.

#33 including 4 years of Miller... I'll take it, I guess.

I guessing those first few games after the losing streak when IU was destroying teams.

The one on the right. His is an ironic name.

On the other hand, screw Wisconsin. Go Minnesota. I pretty much hate every B1G team except for IU and Wisconsin more than most.

This season was his COVID year.

That's a good question. They probably count that game. The other criterion he'll have met pretty easily which is that the injury must happen in the first 50% of the season., Iirc or maybe it's before a certain date which is like late December or early January. Only the number of games played makes me think it might not be granted.

I think that was Miller, not Woodson.

I take it the 1/3 or less of a season played includes the postseason? He played in 11 games. Of course, he's probably doing this in the advice of the coaches and AD staff who know the ins and outs of the system so they're probably confident he'll receive the waiver.

Not everyone else but they were available to the whole student body. At that point it becomes a question of academic quality, which is outside of the purview of the NCAA and a matter of accreditation. UNC risked accreditation to cheat but that was a loophole of the NCAA's own making.

This was a surprising commitment in the first place so him changing his mind doesn't shock me.

I see you have your game face on and are locked in and ready.

They'll probably T up Woodson and/or the IU bench to punish Fran for his behavior.

So the officiating will be even worse than usual. Grand.

Did Leal pass it to him? There's a few player who haven't had their turn with it yet and he's already been in it this year. How selfish. Edit: just saw that Leal has a boot too.

Under his watch they did bust the Miami women's team for the first (and as far as I know the only) NIL infraction while blatantly ignoring the obvious infractions going on in men's sports. So congratulations?