Exactly what I think too. So close to the season starting they’re just limiting distractions. Almost there, 2 more weeks.adam914 wrote: ↑7 months agoI'm definitely with you on the itching for the season to start. We're so close!KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago I’m bored and itching for the season to start. Why does that matter?
With my free time I noticed House and Kortright both deactivated their instagrams today.
Let the speculation begin…now
My guess on the IG deactivations...they're just getting ready for the season to start. Don't want any distractions. Time to get to work!
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Agree on that.adam914 wrote: ↑7 months agoI'm definitely with you on the itching for the season to start. We're so close!KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago I’m bored and itching for the season to start. Why does that matter?
With my free time I noticed House and Kortright both deactivated their instagrams today.
Let the speculation begin…now
My guess on the IG deactivations...they're just getting ready for the season to start. Don't want any distractions. Time to get to work!
Probably don't need any additional distractions.
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Just those two? Seems weird, agree, speculation time....KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago I’m bored and itching for the season to start. Why does that matter?
With my free time I noticed House and Kortright both deactivated their instagrams today.
Let the speculation begin…now
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Maybe got caught leaking info on the secret scrimmage?NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑7 months agoJust those two? Seems weird, agree, speculation time....KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago I’m bored and itching for the season to start. Why does that matter?
With my free time I noticed House and Kortright both deactivated their instagrams today.
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What’s everyone’s pick for the starting 5?
Let’s hear it…
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If Green gets cleared…
Brown
Green
Montgomery
House
Kortright
If Green doesn’t get cleared…
Brown
Fuchs
Montgomery
House
Kortright
I think 1-3 are a lock. Giving Brown the nod over Foumena for Game 1 given his 1 year of experience over Fou.
Brown
Green
Montgomery
House
Kortright
If Green doesn’t get cleared…
Brown
Fuchs
Montgomery
House
Kortright
I think 1-3 are a lock. Giving Brown the nod over Foumena for Game 1 given his 1 year of experience over Fou.
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BAR,bigappleram wrote: ↑7 months ago If Green gets cleared…
Brown
Green
Montgomery
House
Kortright
If Green doesn’t get cleared…
Brown
Fuchs
Montgomery
House
Kortright
I think 1-3 are a lock. Giving Brown the nod over Foumena for Game 1 given his 1 year of experience over Fou.
Assuming no Green, do you think this lineup is still intact at start of A10 play?
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Since I think the odds of Green getting a waiver are very small (like 2% chance) and I don't see Green as an immediate starter if he was eligible:
Foumena FR 6'9" 235lbs
Fuchs FR 6'9" 225lbs
Montgomery JR 6'6" 205lbs
Kortright JR 6'3" 200lbs
House JR 6'4" 201lbs
Outside shot that Miller has Stewart SOPH 6'8" 230lbs start possibly in place of Montgomery. Based on Stewart earning the start in the last 3 games of last season including the A10 Tourney LaSalle game. Stewart only started 3 games all year but they were the all important last 3 games. Miler may want to give Stewart the confidence and work Montgomery into the starting lineup as OOC games proceed. Also possible Stewart for Fuchs, again with the possibility Fuchs works his way into the starting lineup as OOC proceeds.
Estevez FR 6'3" 185lbs not to be overlooked.
Last year Miller went with a opening night starting lineup of:
Leggett
Martin
Thomas
Samb
Freeman
4 of the 5 starters were from the prior year roster. Nobody here predicted that starting 5 as I recall. Miller went with established guys except for transfer Freeman. Like he was acknowledging loyalty.
Foumena FR 6'9" 235lbs
Fuchs FR 6'9" 225lbs
Montgomery JR 6'6" 205lbs
Kortright JR 6'3" 200lbs
House JR 6'4" 201lbs
Outside shot that Miller has Stewart SOPH 6'8" 230lbs start possibly in place of Montgomery. Based on Stewart earning the start in the last 3 games of last season including the A10 Tourney LaSalle game. Stewart only started 3 games all year but they were the all important last 3 games. Miler may want to give Stewart the confidence and work Montgomery into the starting lineup as OOC games proceed. Also possible Stewart for Fuchs, again with the possibility Fuchs works his way into the starting lineup as OOC proceeds.
Estevez FR 6'3" 185lbs not to be overlooked.
Last year Miller went with a opening night starting lineup of:
Leggett
Martin
Thomas
Samb
Freeman
4 of the 5 starters were from the prior year roster. Nobody here predicted that starting 5 as I recall. Miller went with established guys except for transfer Freeman. Like he was acknowledging loyalty.
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Stewart is not starting for Montgomery....Stewart cannot play the 3. If anything he would slot in at the 4 but my guess is Fuchs or Brown will occupy that spot on Game 1 (if Green isn't cleared).
Ramster I can assure you if Green is cleared he is a bona fide starter from Day 1. But I agree with you that those chances are slim.
Ramster I can assure you if Green is cleared he is a bona fide starter from Day 1. But I agree with you that those chances are slim.
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Other than a loyalty thing going on, I don’t see Stewart starting, I know, I know, it’s who finishes etc. etc. But I would have to think we need and have better players than Stewart for major minutes. No?bigappleram wrote: ↑7 months ago Stewart is not starting for Montgomery....Stewart cannot play the 3. If anything he would slot in at the 4 but my guess is Fuchs or Brown will occupy that spot on Game 1 (if Green isn't cleared).
Ramster I can assure you if Green is cleared he is a bona fide starter from Day 1. But I agree with you that those chances are slim.
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I could see Archie starting Rory early season (first 3 games perhaps) to make an assessment on his progression.
I think Rory needs to make a noticeable production jump this season or his future here will be limited to perhaps a 3 point specialist off the bench called upon when needed.
I think Rory needs to make a noticeable production jump this season or his future here will be limited to perhaps a 3 point specialist off the bench called upon when needed.
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where does Weston fall into all this
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I am counting on Weston and Rory to make noticeable jumps, rjv.
From what I can gather from KB so far, Weston has looked good in practice (and a better attitude, too) but, looked disengaged in the scrimmage according to some.
He has a very good opportunity here to play and make a difference in getting us back to relevance. I hope he grabs it.
From what I can gather from KB so far, Weston has looked good in practice (and a better attitude, too) but, looked disengaged in the scrimmage according to some.
He has a very good opportunity here to play and make a difference in getting us back to relevance. I hope he grabs it.
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Yeah I agree with this , Arch said Tyson as been most improved from the spring so I would think he startsramster wrote: ↑7 months agoBAR,bigappleram wrote: ↑7 months ago If Green gets cleared…
Brown
Green
Montgomery
House
Kortright
If Green doesn’t get cleared…
Brown
Fuchs
Montgomery
House
Kortright
I think 1-3 are a lock. Giving Brown the nod over Foumena for Game 1 given his 1 year of experience over Fou.
Assuming no Green, do you think this lineup is still intact at start of A10 play?
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Why just 2%?ramster wrote: ↑7 months ago Since I think the odds of Green getting a waiver are very small (like 2% chance) and I don't see Green as an immediate starter if he was eligible:
Foumena
Fuchs
Montgomery
Kortright
House
Outside shot that Miller has Stewart start possibly in place of Montgomery. Based on Stewart earning the start in the last 3 games of last season including the A10 Tourney LaSalle game. Stewart only started 3 games all year but they were the all important last 3 games. Miler may want to give Stewart the confidence and work Montgomery into the starting lineup as OOC games proceed. Also possible Stewart for Fuchs, again with the possibility Fuchs works his way into the starting lineup as OOC proceeds.
Estevez is not to be overlooked.
Last year Miller went with a opening night starting lineup of:
Leggett
Martin
Thomas
Samb
Freeman
4 of the 5 starters were from the prior year roster. Nobody here predicted that starting 5 as I recall. Miller went with established guys except for transfer Freeman. Like he was acknowledging loyalty.
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My guess would be Kortright and House (locks), Montgomery (close to lock, given age and experience, but maybe Weston sneaks in), Fuchs (staff seems very high on him, seems like he has skills to play 4), and Brown (more experienced than Foumena). I think its also possible that they could go smaller, and try having Weston or Montgomery at the 4, depending on the match-ups. Stewart, maybe he sneaks in as the starting 4 for a couple games because of injuries, or because of the incumbency bias. (He started 3 games last year, as Miller churned through options at the back of the bench.) It would only truly surprise me if Dubsky or Estevez or a walk-on was a starter. Green would be a starter if he's eligible.
Mid-year / conference play, I think there's an outside chance that Bilau sneaks into the lineup. He was doing okay as the year went on and before his injury, but 1) guys come back from injuries at different levels of effectiveness, even if they're playing and 2) unfortunately, sometimes injuries can permanently sap skills. I consider anything we get from him this year to be a bonus, and hopefully he and Green are part of a great frontcourt next year.
Mid-year / conference play, I think there's an outside chance that Bilau sneaks into the lineup. He was doing okay as the year went on and before his injury, but 1) guys come back from injuries at different levels of effectiveness, even if they're playing and 2) unfortunately, sometimes injuries can permanently sap skills. I consider anything we get from him this year to be a bonus, and hopefully he and Green are part of a great frontcourt next year.
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I think I'm higher on Estevez than most. He might not start, but he's going to see a lot of minutes.
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Agree, like what I saw in B/W scrimmage. I would call it quiet confidence. If he sticks around could be good. But with the portal as back drop, who knows anymore?Billyboy78 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I'm higher on Estevez than most. He might not start, but he's going to see a lot of minutes.
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I think most of us are high on Cam. Connor has been the one people think will need some time to develop which I agree with. Cam will become a very good A10 guard.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I'm higher on Estevez than most. He might not start, but he's going to see a lot of minutes.
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If Connor can demonstrate the ability to be the designated three point bomber, early on in limited minutes, he stays. And further develops.
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I had this in my suggested starting lineup discussion:Billyboy78 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I'm higher on Estevez than most. He might not start, but he's going to see a lot of minutes.
Estevez is not to be overlooked.
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My guess is…
Brown
Montgomery
Westin
House
Kourtright
Seems like small ball, but still a decent sized line up.
6’3, 6’4, 6’5, 6’6, 6’9 and no one under 200 lbs.
Brown
Montgomery
Westin
House
Kourtright
Seems like small ball, but still a decent sized line up.
6’3, 6’4, 6’5, 6’6, 6’9 and no one under 200 lbs.
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With so many new players, the starting 5 will likely change up until conference play.
On paper, we have the pieces to matchup with different opposing lineups and we have multiple capable ball handlers.
When Bilau is fully healthy, we should be able to avoid forced small lineups due to foul issues.
In my opinion, if everyone plays up to their ability, we should not struggle to score points this year.
Our record may come down to how well we shoot 3s and making our FTs.
Here's hoping we get back to a running mentality.
This team should be way more enjoyable to watch than recent teams.
On paper, we have the pieces to matchup with different opposing lineups and we have multiple capable ball handlers.
When Bilau is fully healthy, we should be able to avoid forced small lineups due to foul issues.
In my opinion, if everyone plays up to their ability, we should not struggle to score points this year.
Our record may come down to how well we shoot 3s and making our FTs.
Here's hoping we get back to a running mentality.
This team should be way more enjoyable to watch than recent teams.
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I feel like Archie Dayton teams (or maybe I am confusing with Sean X teams) usually had a sniper off the bench who would play 10-15 mins a game. That type of player has a role, even if they are not getting shots they are someone you have to play D on well outside the arc.section(105) wrote: ↑7 months ago If Connor can demonstrate the ability to be the designated three point bomber, early on in limited minutes, he stays. And further develops.
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Interesting note during the radio pregame from Disano saying that both Foumena and Dubsky have really come on strong in practice lately and have been progressing well. Good to hear!
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So this seemed like logical, settled science.
Kortright
House
Montgomery
Brown
Fuchs
Seemed like he was using Ways as a primary PG - and even had Kortright move off the ball for a bit.
Foumena saw a lot of time down low at the 5, even had Foumena in there paired with Fuchs for a bit.
All the bigs can execute a high/low pass it looks like, which is refreshing.
Will be interesting to see what happens with Bilau back.
Estevez subbed in for House. Dubsky got some burn as well.
Weston looks like Weston - tremendous potential but he's a guy that probably gets bounced from the rotation with a healthy Rory.
No way are you running Kortright/House/Montgomery less than 25-30 a night. They're so good.
Seems pretty obvious Green isn't getting a waiver if he was out tonight.
Kortright
House
Montgomery
Brown
Fuchs
Seemed like he was using Ways as a primary PG - and even had Kortright move off the ball for a bit.
Foumena saw a lot of time down low at the 5, even had Foumena in there paired with Fuchs for a bit.
All the bigs can execute a high/low pass it looks like, which is refreshing.
Will be interesting to see what happens with Bilau back.
Estevez subbed in for House. Dubsky got some burn as well.
Weston looks like Weston - tremendous potential but he's a guy that probably gets bounced from the rotation with a healthy Rory.
No way are you running Kortright/House/Montgomery less than 25-30 a night. They're so good.
Seems pretty obvious Green isn't getting a waiver if he was out tonight.
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If Bilau comes up near or at 100%, I see Foumena’s minutes getting slashed pretty significantly.Blue Man wrote: ↑7 months ago So this seemed like logical, settled science.
Kortright
House
Montgomery
Brown
Fuchs
Seemed like he was using Ways as a primary PG - and even had Kortright move off the ball for a bit.
Foumena saw a lot of time down low at the 5, even had Foumena in there paired with Fuchs for a bit.
All the bigs can execute a high/low pass it looks like, which is refreshing.
Will be interesting to see what happens with Bilau back.
Estevez subbed in for House. Dubsky got some burn as well.
Weston looks like Weston - tremendous potential but he's a guy that probably gets bounced from the rotation with a healthy Rory.
No way are you running Kortright/House/Montgomery less than 25-30 a night. They're so good.
Seems pretty obvious Green isn't getting a waiver if he was out tonight.
It’s been said before, but to me, he looks pretty slow and rigid with not much jumping ability.
Could struggle against athektix big guys. Fuchs and Brown 2X as athletic.
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If Green were cleared he would take a lot of minutes at 4 and further cut into Foumena bc you would have to slide Fuchs and Brown to the 5 to keep them on the floor.
Also besides Holmes at Dayton how many really athletic bigs are there in the A10.
Also besides Holmes at Dayton how many really athletic bigs are there in the A10.
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Sounds Bilau could be back in a few weeks to. It's going to be interesting to see how the front court shakes out over the season.
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Seems from this that we are a really deep teamBlue Man wrote: ↑7 months ago So this seemed like logical, settled science.
Kortright
House
Montgomery
Brown
Fuchs
Seemed like he was using Ways as a primary PG - and even had Kortright move off the ball for a bit.
Foumena saw a lot of time down low at the 5, even had Foumena in there paired with Fuchs for a bit.
All the bigs can execute a high/low pass it looks like, which is refreshing.
Will be interesting to see what happens with Bilau back.
Estevez subbed in for House. Dubsky got some burn as well.
Weston looks like Weston - tremendous potential but he's a guy that probably gets bounced from the rotation with a healthy Rory.
No way are you running Kortright/House/Montgomery less than 25-30 a night. They're so good.
Seems pretty obvious Green isn't getting a waiver if he was out tonight.
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I think I’m a little more reserved about our frontcourt than others.
Perimeter seems good to go with a solid rotation and known quantities.
Our Top 3 frontcourt players going into Monday have a combined 0 seconds of D1 experience.
The other is coming back from an ACL tear and is injury prone.
I don’t see Rory getting many minutes so not including him in this.
I expect some growing pains with Fuchs, Brown and Foumena for a bit, regardless of how they looked last night and other positive leaks from the staff/others.
Perimeter seems good to go with a solid rotation and known quantities.
Our Top 3 frontcourt players going into Monday have a combined 0 seconds of D1 experience.
The other is coming back from an ACL tear and is injury prone.
I don’t see Rory getting many minutes so not including him in this.
I expect some growing pains with Fuchs, Brown and Foumena for a bit, regardless of how they looked last night and other positive leaks from the staff/others.
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Yes I agree and it usually takes bigs a little more time to adjust.Rhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I’m a little more reserved about our frontcourt than others.
Perimeter seems good to go with a solid rotation and known quantities.
Our Top 3 frontcourt players going into Monday have a combined 0 seconds of D1 experience.
The other is coming back from an ACL tear and is injury prone.
I don’t see Rory getting many minutes so not including him in this.
I expect some growing pains with Fuchs, Brown and Foumena for a bit, regardless of how they looked last night and other positive leaks from the staff/others.
Can only hope they are fast learners and be okay come conference play.
Although I do feel Rory will have a role and get more minutes than you think.
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If you think no minutes for Rory, doesn't that mean that, by extension, you must think the team, frontcourt in particular, is better?Rhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I’m a little more reserved about our frontcourt than others.
Perimeter seems good to go with a solid rotation and known quantities.
Our Top 3 frontcourt players going into Monday have a combined 0 seconds of D1 experience.
The other is coming back from an ACL tear and is injury prone.
I don’t see Rory getting many minutes so not including him in this.
I expect some growing pains with Fuchs, Brown and Foumena for a bit, regardless of how they looked last night and other positive leaks from the staff/others.
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Better than Rory, yes.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑7 months agoIf you think no minutes for Rory, doesn't that mean that, by extension, you must think the team, frontcourt in particular, is better?Rhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I’m a little more reserved about our frontcourt than others.
Perimeter seems good to go with a solid rotation and known quantities.
Our Top 3 frontcourt players going into Monday have a combined 0 seconds of D1 experience.
The other is coming back from an ACL tear and is injury prone.
I don’t see Rory getting many minutes so not including him in this.
I expect some growing pains with Fuchs, Brown and Foumena for a bit, regardless of how they looked last night and other positive leaks from the staff/others.
But that’s not really a high bar.
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From what little I've seen (the scrimmage and the exhibition game), Brown is our best all around big. Decent post moves, nice baby hook, plays good defense, rebounds and looks to be intimidating when he goes up with both arms extended to block/alter shots. He is the most advanced at this stage, while the others all have nice potential.
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That’s the right take 15. There will be growing pains. What they do have is good physicality and they can actually catch an entry pass. Last year we couldn’t even throw the ball down low so that’s a marked improvement. I do agree tho that they are all inexperienced and it will take time for the game to slow down for them. However the A10 big man scene isn’t exactly a gauntlet.Rhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago I think I’m a little more reserved about our frontcourt than others.
Perimeter seems good to go with a solid rotation and known quantities.
Our Top 3 frontcourt players going into Monday have a combined 0 seconds of D1 experience.
The other is coming back from an ACL tear and is injury prone.
I don’t see Rory getting many minutes so not including him in this.
I expect some growing pains with Fuchs, Brown and Foumena for a bit, regardless of how they looked last night and other positive leaks from the staff/others.
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Has Goodman released some news on Green here or is it just poor wording? To me, "in the appeals process" means his waiver was denied and he is now appealing.
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I wonder how many 2 time waiver cases the NCAA is looking at? It seems to me that there are still a lot more waiting for a decision than there are that have already been decided. Not a surprise since it's the NCAA, but it's ridiculous with the season starting today.
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I was wondering the same, since the other two time transfers he has as "Waiver was denied and waiting on appeal" but david greens does not say denied hmmmmmm
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Maybe I’m just extremely cynical but I always assume sloppiness and over intentionality with these things. You likely put more thought into this than he did. Never know, though.
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lmao you are definitely right. Just have to guess whether he meant to say waiting on waiver or whether he left out denied hahaha
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I’m just guessing that Green is still waiting on the NCAA decision, let’s pray he gets eligible
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Makes me feel hopeful!
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Kind of insane they haven’t gotten to these waivers yet and the season has started.
Feel like NCAA is dangerously close to losing a lot of court cases and subsequently all their “regulatory” power
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- Frank Keaney
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Re: 2023-24 Rotation
Their incompetence knows no bounds.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months agoKind of insane they haven’t gotten to these waivers yet and the season has started.
Feel like NCAA is dangerously close to losing a lot of court cases and subsequently all their “regulatory” power
I tried to comprehend a week or so ago how it could possibly take them months and months and months to figure this shit out
Now another week and two games have gone by and David Green's just sitting there waiting still.
Reminds me of the DMV × a really slow fast food line
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- Tyson Wheeler
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Re: 2023-24 Rotation
Is there a deadline that would coincide with any eligible season factors? I.e, its too late to be approved because its been x amount of games into the season?
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