2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 15433
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 5556
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
This Xavier Marquette game is terrific 56-54 with 15 minutes left
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Reef, I can’t watch. It is depressing. The talent and level of play between the two teams and us is too glaring.
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
SJU spanking the leg humpers at UConn by 14 very late in the 2nd half. I expect that The leg humper fans will be nipping at DH’s ankles. They don’t look happy at all after dropping to 4-4 ( incl 3 or 4 losses in a row ) in conf.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6273
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Because Dan can't coach a competent offense.
God gave us light and now he has given us Javonte Brown.
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 7806
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Rhode Island
- x 6598
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Bet you weren’t saying that when they were #2 in the country.
Low hanging fruit saying that when they’re in a slump.
Go Rhody
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6273
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Yeah actually I wasRhody15 wrote: ↑1 year agoBet you weren’t saying that when they were #2 in the country.
Low hanging fruit saying that when they’re in a slump.
When they were number 2 they were still playing simple ass ball screen iso bs with crappy ball movement. Then you had a good defensive team like PC go and completely shut them down and they looked totally lost jacking up contested jumpers just like here.
It's not that it's bad, but it's just his weakness. He doesn't coach an elite offense.
God gave us light and now he has given us Javonte Brown.
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
PRT, I have not followed UConn closely so I don’t know if you are correct. But, that was a well thought out and presented post.
Good cbb talk.
They are slumping (losing 3 or 4 in a row). Dan has some work to do to turn them around and playing like a National Champion threat.
Good cbb talk.
They are slumping (losing 3 or 4 in a row). Dan has some work to do to turn them around and playing like a National Champion threat.
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 9004
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 10241
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
They also don’t have a competent PG and that makes any offense look predictable and stagnant.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑1 year agoYeah actually I was
When they were number 2 they were still playing simple ass ball screen iso bs with crappy ball movement. Then you had a good defensive team like PC go and completely shut them down and they looked totally lost jacking up contested jumpers just like here.
It's not that it's bad, but it's just his weakness. He doesn't coach an elite offense.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6273
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Yeah I mean it's just like watching his teams here pretty much. Same style of play.Jdrums#3 wrote: ↑1 year ago PRT, I have not followed UConn closely so I don’t know if you are correct. But, that was a well thought out and presented post.
Good cbb talk.
They are slumping (losing 3 or 4 in a row). Dan has some work to do to turn them around and playing like a National Champion threat.
You're gonna see great defense....the offense not exactly pretty.
God gave us light and now he has given us Javonte Brown.
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 3807
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Boston
- x 2712
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Not sure offense is UConn’s biggest problem right now. They just let the Johnnies hang 84 on them at home. They’ve allowed 1.1+ points per possession in only four games this year… all losses.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 16464
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 5298
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Uconn defense was poor also. St John's had layup after layup during much of the 2nd half. They will start winning again though they've played their toughest stretch of their league schedule already.
-
- Cuttino Mobley
- Posts: 1590
- Joined: 4 years ago
- x 1656
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Early this season they were highly regarded because they had 9 guys all contributing. Depth players all making an impact.SmartyBarrett wrote: ↑1 year ago Not sure offense is UConn’s biggest problem right now. They just let the Johnnies hang 84 on them at home. They’ve allowed 1.1+ points per possession in only four games this year… all losses.
During this skid it’s more or less reverted back to the Sanogo/Hawkins show, with Karraban and clingan chipping in here or there.
Also, if you listen to a uconn game they act like Andre Jackson is god. He’s been disappointing to me. Averages 6ppg, 6 rpg and 4 Apg. Sure, nice to have a player that’s a Swiss Army knife, but they need him to be a better scorer than he is
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Breaks Fletcher McGhee’s record
But he is in his 5th year - Covid free extra year
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... int-record
But he is in his 5th year - Covid free extra year
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... int-record
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6273
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Just noticed G-Town and Nova are ballin out already today!
God gave us light and now he has given us Javonte Brown.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 15433
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 5556
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Yeah Nova pulls out a close one !! Fire Ewing !!
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
I wonder who they look at if they part with Ewing?
Asked the question in the Coaching Carousel thread to avoid going off topic here.
Asked the question in the Coaching Carousel thread to avoid going off topic here.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 12911
- Joined: 9 years ago
- x 6951
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Just wanted to get this noted...if you ae #13 K State and you beat #2 Kansas at home...court storm. Good deal, the more of those the better.
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 9325
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 5673
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
It seems there are no games that are of interest to me these days. My interest in college basketball is at or near an all time low. The state of Rhody hoops and recent changes in college basketball and its overall direction have very much reduced my passion in the game.
Last edited by RF1 1 year ago, edited 1 time in total.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 12911
- Joined: 9 years ago
- x 6951
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
And sometimes, you just need someone to come along and suggest something else to pick you up.
I'm here for you. Let me introduce to you, the New York Football Giants....
There are still some interesting games, i.e., ACC teams that suck, but...could beat ACC teams that are good, and weasel into the tourney.
-
- Art Stephenson
- Posts: 882
- Joined: 6 years ago
- x 655
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
I suggest sticking with the Big 12, at least for now. Besides Kansas and Kansas St, there’s Iowa St and TCU. I think Texas is a bit overrated, but still a top 25 team. No truly awful teams in the league.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑1 year agoAnd sometimes, you just need someone to come along and suggest something else to pick you up.
I'm here for you. Let me introduce to you, the New York Football Giants....
There are still some interesting games, i.e., ACC teams that suck, but...could beat ACC teams that are good, and weasel into the tourney.
-
- Tyson Wheeler
- Posts: 5428
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 2312
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Blowing a 15 point lead UConn lost tonight at Seton Hall, 67-66. Danny Hurley was not present at game due to testing positive for Covid. The game was co-coached by Tom Moore and Luke Murray. This follows on the news in UConn's annual reporting to the NCAA that UConn Athletics deficit rose to $53 million in 2022 which included the $13.4 million they had to pay former coach, Kevin Ollie.
-
- Tyson Wheeler
- Posts: 5428
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 2312
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
In an upset, perennial BE laggard, De Paul, knocks off #8 Xavier, 73-72.
-
- Cuttino Mobley
- Posts: 2054
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 691
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Ny Giants fan - please have mercy for me. Bad enough getting severely depressed twice a week with our team, but then, as a lifelong suffering Jets fan, Any NY Giants success is almost too much to bear.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑1 year agoAnd sometimes, you just need someone to come along and suggest something else to pick you up.
I'm here for you. Let me introduce to you, the New York Football Giants....
There are still some interesting games, i.e., ACC teams that suck, but...could beat ACC teams that are good, and weasel into the tourney.
Please have mercy!! -
-
- Marc Upshaw
- Posts: 75
- Joined: 8 years ago
- x 29
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
There was a funny little tidbit on the Ceighton university blog. Just days before the PC Creighton game Ed Cooley announced that Bynum could not play because of a muscle injury.Fans were wondering why Ed didn't try to cancel the whole game
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6273
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Here's another example of college basketball not making any sense
Tonight 18th ranked 19-1 Charleston is playing at 1-17 Monmouth
Now it's not over but
Monmouth leads 39-35 with 14 minutes left
Tonight 18th ranked 19-1 Charleston is playing at 1-17 Monmouth
Now it's not over but
Monmouth leads 39-35 with 14 minutes left
God gave us light and now he has given us Javonte Brown.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6273
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Well Charleston got it togetherPeterRamTime wrote: ↑1 year ago Here's another example of college basketball not making any sense
Tonight 18th ranked 19-1 Charleston is playing at 1-17 Monmouth
Now it's not over but
Monmouth leads 39-35 with 14 minutes left
But did anyone notice that Florida Atlantic is ranked 24th?
God gave us light and now he has given us Javonte Brown.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Yes. This week was the 1st time FAU has ever been rankedPeterRamTime wrote: ↑1 year agoWell Charleston got it togetherPeterRamTime wrote: ↑1 year ago Here's another example of college basketball not making any sense
Tonight 18th ranked 19-1 Charleston is playing at 1-17 Monmouth
Now it's not over but
Monmouth leads 39-35 with 14 minutes left
But did anyone notice that Florida Atlantic is ranked 24th?
C of C is NET 44
FAU NET is 12!!
Jalen Gaffney from UCONN plays for FAU
Last edited by ramster 1 year ago, edited 1 time in total.
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 8657
- Joined: 4 years ago
- x 4395
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Not bad timing for them and the AAC since they are joining that conference along with 5 other C-USA teams next season.ramster wrote: ↑1 year agoYes. This week was the 1st time FAU has ever been rankedPeterRamTime wrote: ↑1 year agoWell Charleston got it togetherPeterRamTime wrote: ↑1 year ago Here's another example of college basketball not making any sense
Tonight 18th ranked 19-1 Charleston is playing at 1-17 Monmouth
Now it's not over but
Monmouth leads 39-35 with 14 minutes left
But did anyone notice that Florida Atlantic is ranked 24th?
Also North Texas part of that addition is currently 2nd in C-USA and has a solid program.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 15433
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 5556
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Wow C of C 18th and FAU is 24th
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
#6 Gonzaga has their 75 game home winning streak broken
Lost 68-67 to LMU
LMU was 17 point underdog
Chance Stephens scoreless in 8 minutes for Loyola
Lost 68-67 to LMU
LMU was 17 point underdog
Chance Stephens scoreless in 8 minutes for Loyola
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4382
- Joined: 9 years ago
- x 3704
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
If C of C and FAU are ranked there's hope for us yet! (Just not anytime soon. )
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 7806
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Rhode Island
- x 6598
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
He’s now averaging 6.7 points, shooting 36% from the field and 37.9% from 3.
Don’t think he’ll be having high major interest in the portal like many here thought.
Go Rhody
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
What? Where did a single poster in KB say “Chance Stephens would have high major interest in the portal?”. I don’t recall anyone even saying he even had any interest in transferring?
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 7806
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Rhode Island
- x 6598
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
ramster wrote: ↑1 year agoWhat? Where did a single poster in KB say “Chance Stephens would have high major interest in the portal?”. I don’t recall anyone even saying he even had any interest in transferring?
Go look on Page 6 of his recruiting page.
Multiple people said this.
Go Rhody
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Cam Shelton banked in a go-ahead runner with 13 seconds left and Loyola Marymount snapped No. 6 Gonzaga's 76-game home winning streak with a 68-67 victory Thursday night.
The home streak for the Bulldogs (16-4, 5-1 West Coast Conference) had been the eighth longest in Division I history. It included a Nov. 20 win over Kentucky in a neutral-site game at Spokane Arena, which the NCAA considered a home game for Gonzaga.
Shelton scored 27 points to lead the Lions (14-7, 4-3), who hadn't won in Spokane since 1991 and had lost 25 straight to the Zags.
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4537
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Houston, TX (via Charlestown, RI)
- x 3233
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Who said high major? I think I was the most bullish, and all I said was that I'd think a lot of schools would try to pry him from Loyola Marymount. I thought LM was more of a low-major than mid-major, so I guess that could be taken as saying that a high major would be the option by default, but otherwise, it's not like people were calling him the second coming of Reggie Miller. He's pretty clearly a 3-point specialist, and good teams always need another shooter. URI was happy to have Four for a year. It's pretty easy to look at his skills - he was shooting 40+ percent from 3, and he's still at 36 percent - and project it on another team. He would definitely be helpful on our team, because he would have allowed us to space the floor better. It's not like we should have retained Cox because of it, but for all of that coaching staff's flaws, they did accurately scout and recruit Stephens.Rhody15 wrote: ↑1 year ago
Go look on Page 6 of his recruiting page.
Multiple people said this.
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 7806
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Rhode Island
- x 6598
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Saw someone say Maryland, along with P5, kid is gonna get a bag, etc.SGreenwell wrote: ↑1 year agoWho said high major? I think I was the most bullish, and all I said was that I'd think a lot of schools would try to pry him from Loyola Marymount. I thought LM was more of a low-major than mid-major, so I guess that could be taken as saying that a high major would be the option by default, but otherwise, it's not like people were calling him the second coming of Reggie Miller. He's pretty clearly a 3-point specialist, and good teams always need another shooter. URI was happy to have Four for a year. It's pretty easy to look at his skills - he was shooting 40+ percent from 3, and he's still at 36 percent - and project it on another team. He would definitely be helpful on our team, because he would have allowed us to space the floor better. It's not like we should have retained Cox because of it, but for all of that coaching staff's flaws, they did accurately scout and recruit Stephens.
High major and P5 (really P6) are the same to me.
Go Rhody
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4537
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Houston, TX (via Charlestown, RI)
- x 3233
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
One guy said maybe he follows his coach to Maryland. That's hardly going out on a limb. He's a freshman shooting 37.9 percent from 3, and while he sucked against Gonzaga, plenty of players suck against them. He hit 5 treys the previous game against San Diego. Again, I doubt he's some all-world talent, but he has a skill set that's pretty much always desired by good teams. If he wants to transfer to a better school than LM, he probably can - maybe not Maryland, but someone would be interested. I don't think this is some radical statement.Rhody15 wrote: ↑1 year agoSaw someone say Maryland, along with P5, kid is gonna get a bag, etc.SGreenwell wrote: ↑1 year agoWho said high major? I think I was the most bullish, and all I said was that I'd think a lot of schools would try to pry him from Loyola Marymount. I thought LM was more of a low-major than mid-major, so I guess that could be taken as saying that a high major would be the option by default, but otherwise, it's not like people were calling him the second coming of Reggie Miller. He's pretty clearly a 3-point specialist, and good teams always need another shooter. URI was happy to have Four for a year. It's pretty easy to look at his skills - he was shooting 40+ percent from 3, and he's still at 36 percent - and project it on another team. He would definitely be helpful on our team, because he would have allowed us to space the floor better. It's not like we should have retained Cox because of it, but for all of that coaching staff's flaws, they did accurately scout and recruit Stephens.
High major and P5 (really P6) are the same to me.
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Sometimes things are said in the moment and/or in jest. 15 doesn’t seem to always consider that possibility when compelled to respond for reasons only known to him. But, to be fair, I sometimes miss it, too.
At the end of the day, it really isn’t important what he thinks or I think. We are just fans on a fan board with varying levels of interest.
At the end of the day, it really isn’t important what he thinks or I think. We are just fans on a fan board with varying levels of interest.
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4958
- Joined: 10 years ago
- x 6696
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
I"m not sure if you know this, but you have to clarify that you don't think a player is the next Michael Jordan, or you get accused of overhyping them if you say anything positive.SGreenwell wrote: ↑1 year agoOne guy said maybe he follows his coach to Maryland. That's hardly going out on a limb. He's a freshman shooting 37.9 percent from 3, and while he sucked against Gonzaga, plenty of players suck against them. He hit 5 treys the previous game against San Diego. Again, I doubt he's some all-world talent, but he has a skill set that's pretty much always desired by good teams. If he wants to transfer to a better school than LM, he probably can - maybe not Maryland, but someone would be interested. I don't think this is some radical statement.Rhody15 wrote: ↑1 year agoSaw someone say Maryland, along with P5, kid is gonna get a bag, etc.SGreenwell wrote: ↑1 year ago
Who said high major? I think I was the most bullish, and all I said was that I'd think a lot of schools would try to pry him from Loyola Marymount. I thought LM was more of a low-major than mid-major, so I guess that could be taken as saying that a high major would be the option by default, but otherwise, it's not like people were calling him the second coming of Reggie Miller. He's pretty clearly a 3-point specialist, and good teams always need another shooter. URI was happy to have Four for a year. It's pretty easy to look at his skills - he was shooting 40+ percent from 3, and he's still at 36 percent - and project it on another team. He would definitely be helpful on our team, because he would have allowed us to space the floor better. It's not like we should have retained Cox because of it, but for all of that coaching staff's flaws, they did accurately scout and recruit Stephens.
High major and P5 (really P6) are the same to me.
It's not a radical statement at all... He had a red-hot start to the season, and teams are always looking for shooters. It makes sense that better programs may pursue him if he was to transfer. It also makes sense that an assistant coach who is very close with his family may offer him.
ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
18th ranked College of Charleston of the CAA visits Northeastern today at noon. C of C favored by 10
24th Ranked Florida Atlantic University of Conference USA visits UTEP at 9pm. FAU favored by 5.5
24th Ranked Florida Atlantic University of Conference USA visits UTEP at 9pm. FAU favored by 5.5
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 25438
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 9822
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
#18 C of C destroying Northeastern in Boston with 7 minutes left
GW up 36-22 over Dayton at half. Smith and Elvis both back playing for Dayton
GW up 36-22 over Dayton at half. Smith and Elvis both back playing for Dayton
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 10033
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 7904
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
GW knocks off Dayton. Probably not a good sign for us on Wednesday! (not that I was anticipating us beating Dayton anyway)
Brendan Adams with 18 points and 8 boards for GW.
Brendan Adams with 18 points and 8 boards for GW.
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 15433
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 5556
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
UMass loses 74/68 @ Joes
Take that 2-5 conference record Frankie Martin !!
Take that 2-5 conference record Frankie Martin !!
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Man, this conf is bad this year. Woof! Woof!
Maybe bad is good? Keeps the P6 from poaching good players. Yea, that’s the strategy.
Maybe bad is good? Keeps the P6 from poaching good players. Yea, that’s the strategy.
-
- Ernie Calverley
- Posts: 7806
- Joined: 12 years ago
- Location: Rhode Island
- x 6598
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Also former commit Amir Harris averaging a whomping 0.9 points while shooting 26.3% from the field.
Had 2 points and 3 rebounds today against Dayton.
Go Rhody
-
- Cuttino Mobley
- Posts: 2054
- Joined: 12 years ago
- x 691
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Rams win. Fordham beats Duquesne at Duquesne 65-58
-
- Cuttino Mobley
- Posts: 1528
- Joined: 9 years ago
- Location: The Pier
- x 1715
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
LOL at this entire thread. Lucky for us we are nothing compared to Indiana
-
- Frank Keaney
- Posts: 12911
- Joined: 9 years ago
- x 6951
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
I didn't even read all the way through it, but dang, I can picture him spewing that Ish in a Joe Pesci Goodfellas voice....
Someone needs to start laffing in one of his pressers and have Martin step off to the side and say, "You think I'm funny...like a clown?"
(I still think he's got a player punch in him)
-
- Sly Williams
- Posts: 4855
- Joined: 2 years ago
- x 2370
Re: 2022-23 Men's Games of Interest
Imagine your some pencil necked stat geek working in a high rise in Boston after graduating with a degree from UMess. You spent part of the weekend bitching about your alma maters mbb team. And, now it’s Monday morning and your settled at the desk in your small cube and the receptionist comes over and says, a Mr.
Frank Martin is here to see you and he doesn’t look too happy. You may want to sneak out the back door.
Frank Martin is here to see you and he doesn’t look too happy. You may want to sneak out the back door.