stever20 wrote:Lavinwood wrote:Splitting the PSU/GT games won't look bad at all if we beat Cuse somehow. Even if we lose vs. Cuse, assuming we are done with the stupid losses, PSU may not be the worst scenario. If you can look back in March and see your worst loss is to a major conference team, that isn't too bad. Watching the Ole Miss game hoping they crush PSU who got lucky that SJ beat themselves last night missing 2 key FT's. We can't lose anymore games we are the favorites in.
if you lost to cuse- 10-3 OOC... If you can get to 10-8, that's 20 wins and probably on the right side of the bubble. 1 more loss somewhere, and it gets a lot more complicated!
Lavinwood wrote:stever20 wrote:Lavinwood wrote:Splitting the PSU/GT games won't look bad at all if we beat Cuse somehow. Even if we lose vs. Cuse, assuming we are done with the stupid losses, PSU may not be the worst scenario. If you can look back in March and see your worst loss is to a major conference team, that isn't too bad. Watching the Ole Miss game hoping they crush PSU who got lucky that SJ beat themselves last night missing 2 key FT's. We can't lose anymore games we are the favorites in.
if you lost to cuse- 10-3 OOC... If you can get to 10-8, that's 20 wins and probably on the right side of the bubble. 1 more loss somewhere, and it gets a lot more complicated!
And 20 wins would get us in…that seems to be the magic number these days…only time a 18 or 19 win team would get in these days is by doing what Nova did last year…beating top 10 teams.
bman95 wrote:and every year since they were young and had player issues.
MUBasketball wrote:bman95 wrote:and every year since they were young and had player issues.
Which falls squarely on the shoulders of the head coach. He recruits the kids and is responsible for the culture within the program. Kids will be knuckleheads from time to time and there's only so much a coach can do, but I do sense both chronic discipline & chemistry issues with this program under Lavin (that's an observation from afar, I could be wrong).
And everybody knows Dunlap deserves most of the credit for their success that first year.
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