Big East Matchups
- By Halldan1
- Treasure Trove
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And they would be right to do that. When we’ve kicked ass in these tournaments in the past it was justification that we were the best or one of the best conferences. each team will get looked at individually but other than Marquette everyone is really hurting themselves right now. The conference needs some big wins. Butler got a nice win yesterday while PC had a bad loss to Davidson. There’s only 3 big east teams in Kenpoms top 40 with Creighton 49, X 53 and Nova 57. 49 is no lock for a tournament team.Unless this turns around fast, the “powers that be” (committee/power 4 vs everyone else/NIL money pits/Sports-industrial complex/pick your poison) going to use this trash as justification for giving the Big East only 3-4 bids again this season.
He did not get a fair shake in that time. There were many “Bobby’s better” chants at CAA.Though, interestingly, he didn't handle PJ's "intensity" particularly well.
We've got a few more games coming up that will help our RPI, most notably Gonzaga in MSG. I'm not going to lie, I'm a little concerned about that game right now.@CL 82 you always bring an informed and unemotional take. Enjoy reading your musings on the Conn. So refreshing after reading the yahoo's on the Boneyard. The three peat has everyone's expectations far too high for essentially a new team. They have a lot of high profile dudes who aren't cohesive right now. The pressure that Hurley has put on himself is manifesting in guys being far too uptight. Afraid to make a mistake and get PT pulled. Needs to shorten the rotation (not unlike our guy Sha). The three loses in Maui don't help especially with three tough games. Need a quality win outside of the conference. The cupcakes filled with sprinkles from the first four tomatoe cans (plus Maryland Eastern Shore this weekend) aren't helping the NET. Leaves it up to quality wins in conference.
….To the next level goes some buy game cash that trickles down a bit to our level. 💰To the rich go the top talent.
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I'll take some of this positive spin.
That’s the $64,000 question. I have to think her advisers told her to go with the “Trump threat to to Democracy” play as the lead strategy. Those same advisers couldn’t figure out how to navigate a vision? As opposed to “do the same thing”? Advisers that are supposed to be the college educated elite that decided “reproductive rights” and transgender rights were most important (when they weren’t). Yes, the same advisers that ignored the average working middle class.Who are the people who watched this and said to themselves oh yeah let’s put this out for the country to see? You have to think someone is getting paid to end her career now so she can’t run in 2028. no group of advisors can be that inept, can they?
All 3 games were the refs? Think not.because of refs? roster turns over every year.
That was my point above. Nit everyone handles it well. And the years that have passed since his playing days have seen players more outspoken about coach behavior. Add in the big NIL checks and you might see less returns.Though, interestingly, he didn't handle PJ's "intensity" particularly well.
There was a lot more than PJ going on - Dan was his own worst critic, had brother Bob at Duke and a highly accomplished coach in his dad. He's spoken at length and bravely about his profound disappointment with how he handled those times, his depression and how he just was not enjoying basketball anymore. I give him tons of credit for his honesty and willingness to share that story. His struggles helped make him the coach and person he is today.Though, interestingly, he didn't handle PJ's "intensity" particularly well.
Though, interestingly, he didn't handle PJ's "intensity" particularly well.Danny played for PJ. He understands intensity.