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5 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

No idea on the reliability of the original tweeter --

Unnamed sources within the UE administration have indicated that Men's basketball head coach Todd Lickliter is expected to step aside sometime prior to the Aces (5-16) next game Tuesday at the Ford Center.

Holy crap that program is a dumpster fire. 

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1 hour ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

No idea on the reliability of the original tweeter --

Unnamed sources within the UE administration have indicated that Men's basketball head coach Todd Lickliter is expected to step aside sometime prior to the Aces (5-16) next game Tuesday at the Ford Center.

As a Resident, I can confirm that he is gone, as UE’s athletic programs are exploding. Tomorrow is going to be a big day for Evansville, since USI is voting to transition into D1, which will stir up some things

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16 minutes ago, HoosierAloha said:

Al Durham enjoying some success at Providence. Didn't realize they reached 20 wins and had 5 (?) quad 1 wins. Good on him.

5 Q2 wins as well.   They are rolling.  They also beat Purdue in a secret scrimmage before they season started 

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IUPUI is very grim this year, even for them.  Currently, they only have seven players on their entire roster who can dress, and six that are available to play.  One or two more injuries would be enough to cause them to forfeit the rest of the season.

Doesn't help that their only two wins are against Spalding, a D-III school that KenPom was gracious enough to give them (but the NCAA still doesn't count in their NET rankings) and East-West, a school that... exists, but only plays one sport (so that win definitely will not count).

Sometimes I wonder if IUPUI should even have athletics.  The women's team is trying, but the school doesn't care.

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13 minutes ago, Uspshoosier said:

Iona down 9 with 3:48 to go at Niagara.  Would be Paulus biggest win I would guess 

Niagara is going to win it.   This is why low and mid majors have a hard time getting at large bids.  They basically play Nebraska type teams all year and are asked to win pretty much all of them for consideration.  

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That Penny in Memphis is getting more and more tarnished.

Noah Batchelor, a 6-foot-6 small forward out of Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy has decided to reopen his recruitment and decommit from the University of Memphis, he tells On3.

The Frederick, Maryland native committed to Memphis in July of last year and signed on the first day of the early signing period in November. Batchelor was the Tigers’ one and only class of 2022 commitment.

Prior to committing to Memphis, Batchelor considered schools such as Pittsburgh, NC State, Virginia Tech, Maryland, and others.

Batchelor is ranked as the No. 163 prospect in the 2022 class, according to the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. 

 

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