SJU September/November
- By Halldan1
- Treasure Trove
- 49 Replies
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Disagree. No way on a 58 yarder would EVERY SINGLE ONE call a timeout. Insane. And I suspect with a comment like that you didn't watch the ending and the situation.
I can see his point bc we tried to match Nickel from 3 but we only took 21/63 after only 12/55 the night before. It’s not like we were bombing. And given how much we stink from 2, 7/21 from 3 is an upgrade.Perhaps the craziest thing is that with those stats Sha is freaking out that we shot too many 3's.
Season is done. Feltons 3 looked smooth. Why not try to give him some time. Cant look any worse. I know we have to play dyland but.the wild drives and god awful passes, middleton looks like a thin erratic deer. Toumi has talen but again.those wild drives were ridiculous. Why not.try coleman, jenkins, jahseem. Our bigs get zero touches inside except for prince who looks awful. We cant even play any inside out game. Oir footspeed.is not very.good either. Our guards got stiffled. No quick 1st steps. Maybe time to slow it down to a snails pace. This is where i question, are they not coached well or they lack BE talent
Who is going to guard Dixon?Yea this is a huge stretch, as bad as it has been. FAU isn't good -- fully expect a W tomorrow with a rested group. Monday is a win. NJIT is a win. Rutgers will be a tough game no doubt. And honestly we start the Big East schedule about as well as you can ask right now.
Villanova doesn't look good at all, despite Dixon. Even on the road that seems like a winnable game. It is hard to judge individual matchups this time of year, but Virginia (picked preseason 5th in the ACC) beat Nova by double digits, and Virginia looked like it didn't belong on the same court as St. John's last night.
And Georgetown despite having some real talent has seemingly struggled with various low/mid majors and got absolutely destroyed by Notre Dame, and I'm not sure how good Notre Dame is this year.
I find that to be partially untrue. Fans donating small amounts does make a big difference. But the reality is, they can't be the primary source of revenue. Can they/we be the difference between getting that key 6th and 7th man for us in a given year? Yes, absolutely. But can we field a legitimate NCAA team off the backs of families of 4 and retired alums? No chance, imo.Fans, from overall what is a small fan base, donating small amounts isn't going to make a big difference. All of the teams that have a lot of money have big fish. Seton Hall just doesn't have that.