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Seton Hall and Georgetown took care of business this afternoon. Well done.

SETON HALL 75
MONMOUTH 65

Delgado rings up double-double for Seton Hall: 17 pts, 10 reb.

We're BAAAACK!
Just Kidding.


Ok debut. Still lots to work on. A major work in process, but not bad.

Govan and Derrickson playing to their potential is nice to see.

Won't know anything about the Hoyas with this schedule until the Richmond and the Syracuse games. Hopefully we take care of business with our cream puff schedule and hopefully it has the desired effect of giving the team time to come together and build confidence.

Butler hold off Princeton 85-75. Martin with a double double and Thompson had a break out game with 15. Looks like Baldwin 2.0 with a little better passing skills.

hoyahooligan wrote:We're BAAAACK!
Just Kidding.


Ok debut. Still lots to work on. A major work in process, but not bad.

Govan and Derrickson playing to their potential is nice to see.

Won't know anything about the Hoyas with this schedule until the Richmond and the Syracuse games. Hopefully we take care of business with our cream puff schedule and hopefully it has the desired effect of giving the team time to come together and build confidence.

I saw most of the first half and only a wee bit of the second half. Derrickson played well, but Govan's numbers are misleading. He missed some chippies and was being pushed around a bit, too.

Jacksonville was straight garbage, and Govan should've had about 30 (or more) on the Dolphins. The Hoyas looked rather decently in man D, but I sensed it was a combination of them playing decently and Jacksonville not having any playmakers of any kind.

I don't know, man. I just think it's gonna be hard to gauge Georgetown until they play Syracuse (and, possibly, Richmond), as you stated.

hoyahooligan wrote:We're BAAAACK!
Just Kidding.


Ok debut. Still lots to work on. A major work in process, but not bad.

Govan and Derrickson playing to their potential is nice to see.

Won't know anything about the Hoyas with this schedule until the Richmond and the Syracuse games. Hopefully we take care of business with our cream puff schedule and hopefully it has the desired effect of giving the team time to come together and build confidence.

Richmond just lost to Delaware. The Hoyas sbouldnt have more than one loss in the non-conference.

Omaha1 wrote:SETON HALL 75
MONMOUTH 65

Delgado rings up double-double for Seton Hall: 17 pts, 10 reb.

What's the over under on double doubles by Delgado this year?

Bill Marsh wrote:I'll be watching the Seton Hall game. Monmouth is good. This will be a real test for the Pirates.

Eh. They will probably end up being a decent buy game but they aren't the team they were the last two years. They lost 4 starters from last year's team.

Jays win 109-72 in about the least watchable game ever played.

Seton Hall passed their test vs Monmouth with flying colors. I know that Villanova is everyone's favorite to win the conference, but to my mind The Hall is the team to beat.