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Bearcat_NTS
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Your right.. bad math
But still 20 as freshman is old
Turning 20 during your freshman year isn't uncommon for college athletes. Many are held back and year and/or played a year at prep school.
justinhub2003
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Turning 20 during your freshman year isn't uncommon for college athletes. Many are held back and year and/or played a year at prep school.
just saying he is as old as our JR guard.. a year older than tre scot and 2 years older than Evans. same age as KJ as well
Pretty sure parents held him back somewhere for basketball reasons. School he come from in Baltimore is regular city school.just saying he is as old as our JR guard.. a year older than tre scot and 2 years older than Evans. same age as KJ as well
so what was you getting at?Your right.. bad math
But still 20 as freshman is old
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Hello everyone, I haven't been keeping up with college hoops this season and I'm not very knowledgable about this stuff, can someone give me a quick rundown of what are chances of making the tournament are? I don't want to hear you gripes with the team, more like how many losses can we afford, etc.
Bearcat_NTS
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Hello everyone, I haven't been keeping up with college hoops this season and I'm not very knowledgable about this stuff, can someone give me a quick rundown of what are chances of making the tournament are? I don't want to hear you gripes with the team, more like how many losses can we afford, etc.
Need to be, at worst, 22-9 in the regular season to be a tournament team (projected RPI would be 46). If you consider that as the floor, they must finish 9-3 or better. The lowest probability wins remaining are at UConn (41%), at Tulsa (58%), and SMU (49%).
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Need to be, at worst, 22-9 in the regular season to be a tournament team (projected RPI would be 46). If you consider that as the floor, they must finish 9-3 or better. The lowest probability wins remaining are at UConn (41%), at Tulsa (58%), and SMU (49%).
Thank you, fingers crossed.
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In AAC play, Caupain and Ellis are #1 and 2 on the team in FT attempts. Caupain is at 83.3% and Ellis is 82.6%.
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No denying Clark's development. He's going to be a monster as an upperclassman.
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In 11 games since Clark's 0 pt game vs Xavier, he is averaging 11.3 pts 8.5 reb 1.9 ast (2.5 last 6 games) 1.2 stl (2.0 last 6 games) 1.1 blk (1.5 last 6 games) on 67.6 FG%. Pretty good.
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Wasn't sure where to place this but a great feature on Kyle Washington. The guy speaks really really well.
Wasn't sure where to place this but a great feature on Kyle Washington. The guy speaks really really well.
A lot of people were trying to figure out who would lead the team in points this year. There were 3 names that were consistent and one that was mentioned a couple of times. So far...
Cobb...11.7
Caupain. ..11.3
Clark. ..10.1
Ellis...9.8
Thomas 7.8
Cobb isn't as clear cut anymore. Caupain and Clark are starting to gain steam. Ellis could probably if he really wanted. Thomas would have to play the last 10 games around 14.5 pts to potentially get 5 guys in double figures.
Thomas is a long shot to do that but his last two games were impressive!
Cobb...11.7
Caupain. ..11.3
Clark. ..10.1
Ellis...9.8
Thomas 7.8
Cobb isn't as clear cut anymore. Caupain and Clark are starting to gain steam. Ellis could probably if he really wanted. Thomas would have to play the last 10 games around 14.5 pts to potentially get 5 guys in double figures.
Thomas is a long shot to do that but his last two games were impressive!
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Wasn't sure where to place this but a great feature on Kyle Washington. The guy speaks really really well.
Extremely excited for him next year. Wish him all the best
UCalum08
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A lot of people were trying to figure out who would lead the team in points this year. There were 3 names that were consistent and one that was mentioned a couple of times. So far...
Cobb...11.7
Caupain. ..11.3
Clark. ..10.1
Ellis...9.8
Thomas 7.8
Cobb isn't as clear cut anymore. Caupain and Clark are starting to gain steam. Ellis could probably if he really wanted. Thomas would have to play the last 10 games around 14.5 pts to potentially get 5 guys in double figures.
Thomas is a long shot to do that but his last two games were impressive!
And to think next year we lose, Ellis, Cobb and Thomas next year. I think Mick has some serious work to do in terms of recruiting.
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And to think next year we lose, Ellis, Cobb and Thomas next year. I think Mick has some serious work to do in terms of recruiting.
.....and Deberry
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And to think next year we lose, Ellis, Cobb and Thomas next year. I think Mick has some serious work to do in terms of recruiting.
Washington and Cumberland are big time additions and both were top 75 recruits, add in RS Frosh Tre Scott and 6'10" Brooks and the class is pretty solid.
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Xavier just got first top 10 road win in two decades, the last one...at UC when they were #1